The comprehensive process of ensuring a rental property is clean, well-maintained, and equipped with necessary amenities to provide a comfortable and welcoming experience for guests.
A specialized business that handles various aspects of short-term rental management on behalf of property owners, including marketing, bookings, guest communication, cleaning, and maintenance.
A detailed list of all furniture items and decor elements present within a short-term rental property, often used for insurance and maintenance purposes.
A detailed examination of a rental property before, during, and after a guest’s stay to assess its condition, identify any necessary repairs or maintenance, and ensure the property meets the host’s standards.
The normal deterioration of a rental property that occurs over time due to everyday use, such as faded paint, worn carpets, or loose handles. It’s important to distinguish this from damage caused by guests.
A set of guidelines for the safe and proper use and maintenance of fireplaces in a short-term rental property, including cleaning, inspections, and firewood storage.
Local service providers, such as cleaners, maintenance professionals, or tour operators, who have been recommended or vetted by previous guests or the host community.
Treatments applied to furniture, carpets, and other fabrics in a short-term rental to repel stains, moisture, and dirt, enhancing their durability and lifespan.
An individual or company hired to perform on-location tasks related to short-term rental management, such as property inspections, guest check-ins, or maintenance coordination.
The process of tracking, maintaining, and replacing equipment and supplies used in a short-term rental property, ensuring smooth operations and guest satisfaction.