
Miley Greece
Founder & CEO · 11 posts
Miley manages multiple short-term rental properties and built ArrivHQ to solve the compliance challenges she faced firsthand.

Setting Up Checklists & Turnovers
How to create checklists in ArrivHQ, set up automated turnovers with trigger events, add sections and steps, and track completion across properties.

Managing Reservations from Booking to Checkout
Add reservations manually or sync from Airbnb and VRBO, then manage the full lifecycle from check-in to checkout.

Never Miss a Compliance Record Again
Compliance gap detection catches missing companion entries in real time, so your records are complete before tax season.

Checklists, Simplified — One Thing to Create, One Place to Manage
No more groups, schedules pages, or scattered config. The unified checklist model puts everything in one place.

Your Team's New Workflow — Checklists That Match How You Work
ArrivHQ now adapts to your role — cleaners see only their assigned tasks, managers see the full picture.

Property Setup: Onboarding & Guest Guide
How to add a property in ArrivHQ, walk through the onboarding wizard, and generate an AI-powered guest guide.

Your Compliance Dashboard Explained
How ArrivHQ ties together work logs, expenses, mileage, and revenue into a single compliance view — REPS progress, material participation tests, Schedule E readiness, and exporting.

Stop Using Email to Communicate with Your STR Guests
Why email threads with guests are a liability and what to use instead for reliable, documented host-guest communication.
Why Your STR Guests Are Confused at Check-In (And How to Fix It)
The most common check-in problems STR guests face and how hosts can prevent them with better communication.
What Counts as STR Work Hours for REPS?
A clear breakdown of what the IRS considers qualifying work hours for Real Estate Professional Status.

How to Prove Material Participation for Your STR in 2026
Learn which IRS tests qualify your short-term rental for material participation and how to document your hours to survive an audit.