The offer and call flow
Rental arbitrage, why a landlord may consider it, the Plug N Play value proposition, the call and email scripts, follow-up, lead qualification, and a day-end quiz.
This role is for a short-term-rental operator who already knows which landlords to approach and what the offer is. The assistant works the approved list, follows the approved conversation, records what happened, and moves a qualified landlord to the agreed next step. Negotiation and closing stay with you.
That is a different job from the guest and reservation work handled by an Airbnb virtual assistant. The training is different too. Plug N Play's current cold-calling track is built around rental-arbitrage outreach rather than a generic sales script.
The curriculum below was supplied by Plug N Play's training team.
Rental arbitrage, why a landlord may consider it, the Plug N Play value proposition, the call and email scripts, follow-up, lead qualification, and a day-end quiz.
The assistant practices an Acknowledge, Align, Answer and Ask Again sequence for four objections: restrictions on Airbnb, restrictions on corporate leasing, an existing corporate cap, and a prior bad experience.
Kendo.ai is used for role-play. A certification call follows before the assistant goes live. The internal call, email, and qualification scripts remain part of Plug N Play's training program.
Training prepares the assistant to make the calls. Your campaign brief defines who to call, what the assistant may promise, and when a lead is worth your time. Write those decisions down before production begins.
Who may be called, why each contact is in scope, and which records must never be called.
What you are asking the landlord to consider and which statements the caller may make.
The facts that qualify a conversation, the calendar to use, and who takes the next call.
When to call or email again, when to stop, and how every attempt is recorded.
The calling, recording, consent, time-zone, and do-not-call requirements that apply to your campaign.
A disposition is the result attached to a call. Agree on the fields and next action before the assistant starts so a conversation does not disappear into a free-text note.
| Call result | Minimum record | Next action |
|---|---|---|
| No answer | Attempt time, number used, next permitted attempt | Return at the approved interval |
| Wrong contact | Who answered and why the record is wrong | Correct or retire the record |
| Objection | The objection in the landlord's words and the response used | Follow the approved path or send to review |
| Interested | Property, authority, stated concern, and promised follow-up | Book the operator's conversation |
| Do not contact | Request, date, number, and any related record | Suppress before another attempt |
Listen to a sample of calls, compare the notes with the recording when recording is permitted, and inspect the leads that moved forward. A high dial count can coexist with weak qualification or an unusable handoff.
On the call, we map the list, offer, CRM, qualification fields, follow-up rules, review process, and closing handoff before recommending a match.
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