Hosting on Turo – Don’t be a Turo Host

23 thoughts on “Hosting on Turo – Don’t be a Turo Host”

1. Why does it come up that I can't use my address when I try to become a host on Turo?

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2. Turo is a scam, they won't care about you if someone crashes ur car. If you are in the hospital, Turo will ignore you!

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3. Can we talk via email? [email protected]gmail.com

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4. I agree. Any retail success depends on many factors. Local research is a must.

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5. Why is your title have nothing to do with the content of your videos???
   Your videos titles are waaay off.

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6. Thank you as always Saimah! This is my second week as a host and I am VERY excited about how things are going and where things are headed.

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7. Saimah, if you take your business exp and go into real estate you'll do even better. It is a far more less stressful experience than dealing with the nitty gritty issues of car rental business.

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8. Hey im listening to you, thank you for your shared education and experience, you have given me some encouragement in taking on this endeavor.

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9. I am looking into buying myself a model 3 tesla with autopilot. Do you think its worth it for me to list my tesla 3? I live in LA county. I do have another car that I could use. I was only considering renting the car in the weekends.

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10. On the topic, of insurers canceling or denying policies….insurance companies cannot deny or cancel your policies.

    Here is the Assembly Bill (proposed law change):
    http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtml?bill_id=201920200AB3041

    Here is the current law (in effect since 2011):
    https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=INS&sectionNum=11580.24

    Here is the info of Turo's website:
    https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=INS&sectionNum=11580.24

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11. Where do you store multiple cars? I feel that's a major obstacle for many people!

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12. So a very important point about the insurance: If you are delivering you car to a renter on Turo, as a host, you are only granted liability coverage from Turo. Your personal coverage technically will not cover any "commercial" related activities. Since you are being paid to deliver the car, this qualifies as a commercial activity! Need to be very careful!

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13. I love your videos but your audio is too quiet ☹

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14. If you haven't found an insurance solution how are you renting these cars? Are you just praying no one gets hurt during the rental?

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15. Hi Saimah, thank you for your super informative videos, they have been soo helpful.

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16. great video.

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17. you just fine, like natural fine. no make up fine.

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18. Turo insurance is bad when you look at the numbers. In Oregon you have to find commercial insurance. Which gets expensive. And if your not renting a vehicle out enough to cover the cost your losing money. Every market is much different though.

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19. She's stunning & smart!

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20. I love your voice!

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21. Yes I have commercial insurance with gmi. Rental car insurance

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22. thanks for the info, great video! I'm a host in south florida, same problems here with insurance, last week I called every company, I have 12 cars, every company declined me, progressive will end my policy in 2 months and won't renew, not sure what to do.

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23. Thanks for your responses

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