The process of identifying and evaluating potential risks associated with short-term rentals, considering factors like property location, guest behavior, and local regulations, often enhanced by technology and data analysis.
The process of identifying potential hazards and evaluating the likelihood and severity of their impact on a short-term rental business, including property damage, liability issues, and guest safety.
Measures taken to ensure the safety and security of a short-term rental property, including guests, belongings, and the property itself. This can include security systems, locks, lighting, and safety protocols.
In some regions, regulations may require electrical appliances provided in short-term rentals to undergo periodic safety testing and inspection, known as PAT testing.
The level of uncertainty or potential negative outcomes that guests associate with booking a short-term rental, often influenced by factors like reviews, property condition, and communication with the host.
Refers to properties or amenities within a short-term rental that are compliant with lead-free regulations, particularly concerning paint and plumbing.
A short-term rental that caters to families with amenities and features designed for children, such as toys, games, cribs, high chairs, and a safe environment.