A type of property management where two or more parties, often the homeowner and a property management company, share in the responsibilities and profits of short-term renting.
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Local laws, ordinances, and platform policies governing short-term rentals, addressing issues like permits, taxes, occupancy limits, and safety standards.
Sensors connected to the internet that detect occupancy in a rental property, often used for automating energy savings or security systems.
The process of tracking, analyzing, and reporting on the financial performance of a short-term rental property, including revenue, expenses, and profitability.
A Polish phrase meaning “a stone’s throw away,” highlighting the importance of emphasizing proximity to attractions, amenities, and transportation hubs in short-term…