Your Questions, Answered
Co-hosting is a service arrangement with the property owner. We provide the hosting support defined in the agreement, such as property preparation, guest communication, cleaning coordination, and property updates. The approved services and rental use depend on the property and applicable requirements.
Yes, we consider selective corporate leasing opportunities when the property, permitted use, and financial terms are a suitable fit. Leasing is a separate arrangement with individually negotiated terms.
Send us the property address, type, condition, furnishing status, intended rental periods, and any HOA or condo restrictions. We review local requirements and suitability before recommending a hosting plan.
Co-hosting income depends on actual bookings and operating expenses. We do not guarantee occupancy or income under a co-hosting service agreement. Any fixed rent commitment would apply only under a separately signed corporate lease.
The owner remains responsible for utilities, appropriate rental insurance, furnishings, major repairs, and other property expenses assigned in the agreement. Property-specific software, listing fees, preparation costs, and other charges are agreed before launch.
We can manage cleaning and coordinate repair vendors within the agreed service scope. Cleaning costs and any minor damage allowance have defined limits and exclusions. Owners remain responsible for major repairs and other costs assigned in the agreement.
No. Any platform protection is subject to its own eligibility rules, limits, and exclusions. Owners should maintain insurance appropriate for the property’s actual rental use.
No. Rental length alone does not settle every licensing, registration, tax, zoning, or association requirement. We review the proposed property use and service arrangement before launch.
We generally prefer properties without association restrictions. An HOA or condo property may be considered after its governing documents, rental rules, and required approvals are reviewed.