A strict set of rules and consequences outlined by a host to address unacceptable guest behavior, such as property damage, excessive noise, or violations of house rules.
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Glossary Term: Guest Screening
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The process of vetting potential guests to minimize risks associated with property damage, noise complaints, or other issues.
Decisions and actions taken by a short-term rental property owner regarding their property, pricing, guest selection, and overall management, typically within the bounds of platform policies and local regulations.
Using third-party services to verify guest identities, check for criminal records, and assess the risk of potential guests.
Using third-party services to confirm the identity of guests booking a short-term rental to prevent fraud and security risks.
A feature on Airbnb allowing hosts to automatically accept booking requests from guests meeting specific criteria without manual review.
The steps taken by a host or property manager to evaluate potential guests and minimize risks associated with bookings.
A playful term for an ideal guest who is respectful, responsible, and leaves positive reviews after their stay.
A humorous term for a problematic guest who disregards house rules, causes damage, or leaves negative reviews.
The minimum age set by a short-term rental host for the primary guest booking and staying at their property, often implemented to comply with platform policies or to mitigate risks associated with younger guests.
The process of vetting potential guests to minimize risks associated with property damage, disturbances, or other issues. This can include background checks, ID verification, and reviewing guest reviews.