Insights and tips on how to protect your Vacation Rental Property, giving you and your guests peace of mind.
Becoming a short-term rental owner can be a great way to earn extra money. However, property owners sometimes do not consider the potential risks that can come with owning a vacation rental business.
As COVID cases begin to rise again, remote work is becoming a new normal for many. For vacation rental property owners, working remotely or in a different state than your property can be a difficult task.To help keep your rental business running smoothly, we compiled a list of seven tips for successful remote management.
Technology unlocks more than your vacation rental’s front door; it gives you peace of mind, knowing your property is safe while reducing risks. We put together a list of some popular, smart tech products for your property. Consider installing some of these smart technology devices to run your business more efficiently, eliminate potential risks to your short-term rental and increase your property’s appeal to guests.
The recreational amenities you offer with your vacation rental property can allow you to charge higher rental costs and may help attract more guests. That’s why it’s important to take every precaution to make sure your amenities are as safe as possible to help avoid accident or injury…. and a liability claim. If your vacation rental has recreational amenities, here are some simple steps you can take to not only keep your renters safe during their stays but also reduce your chances of liability.
So you're thinking about listing your property on as a vacation rental? As a property owner, you have a unique opportunity to efficiently rent out your entire home or other accommodation through online services such as Airbnb, Vrbo or Booking.com just to name a few. But where should you start? Let's take a look at 15 tips you should implement to reduce the risk for your vacation rental listing.
People get into the vacation rental or home-sharing game not realizing they need more protection than they currently have under a homeowners policy. Here's why homeowners insurance it can't protect your vacation rental home if something goes wrong during a guest's stay.