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Glossary Term: Property Damage
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Specialized insurance policies designed to protect short-term rental hosts and their properties from risks associated with renting on platforms like Airbnb and VRBO, covering damages, liability, and income loss.
Specialized insurance coverage protecting hosts from liability claims arising from accidents, injuries, or property damage during events held at their rental property.
Specialized insurance policies designed to protect short-term rental property owners and managers from risks specific to the industry.
Documentation, such as photos, videos, or written reports, collected to support claims of property damage caused by guests during their stay.
Specialized insurance policies designed to cover the unique risks associated with short-term rentals, including property damage, liability claims, and business interruptions.
A sum of money collected by a host from a guest before their stay to cover potential damages to the property.
A predetermined monetary value set by the host or platform that determines when a security deposit claim will be initiated for damages exceeding the threshold.
Specialized insurance coverage designed for short-term rental hosts, protecting against liabilities related to property damage, guest injuries, and business interruptions.
Insurance or a program offered to hosts or guests to cover accidental damages to the property during a guest’s stay, providing financial protection.
The process of addressing and resolving issues or disputes arising from guest stays, such as property damage, security deposit deductions, or liability claims, typically involving communication and negotiation between hosts, guests, and potentially insurance companies or platforms like Airbnb and VRBO.
A formal request made by a guest or host to Airbnb or VRBO for financial reimbursement due to damages, injuries, or other issues covered by their respective insurance or guarantee programs.