A protection program offered by platforms like Airbnb that provides hosts with coverage for potential damages to their property caused by guests.
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Glossary Term: Property Protection
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An insurance policy or service plan that covers damages to furniture within a short-term rental property caused by guests or accidents.
Coverage options for hosts to protect their property from accidental damage caused by guests during a stay. This can be offered through rental platforms, insurance providers, or specialized security deposit alternatives.
A device installed in a short-term rental property to monitor noise levels and alert hosts or guests in case of excessive noise violations, promoting responsible guest behavior.
Guidelines or procedures established by hosts for handling delicate or valuable items within the rental property, ensuring their protection and minimizing the risk of damage.
Specialized insurance coverage designed to protect hosts of short-term rentals from liability claims arising from accidents, injuries, or property damage that may occur on their property.
A preventative measure employed in short-term rentals to mitigate water damage risks, typically involving the installation of overflow sensors or alarms connected to smart home systems or water shut-off valves.
Security cameras placed outside the property for safety and security purposes, recording footage of common areas while respecting guest privacy.
Refers to the use of security cameras and recordings as evidence in case of incidents or disputes involving guests or the property.
A type of insurance that covers damages or losses to equipment rented out to guests as part of a short-term rental agreement.
Clearly defined and communicated guidelines for guests staying in a short-term rental property. These rules outline acceptable behavior, responsibilities, and any restrictions to ensure a safe and respectful environment for both guests and neighbors.
Updating the information regarding safety amenities provided in a short-term rental, like smoke detectors, carbon monoxide alarms, or security systems, to reassure guests and comply with regulations.