Questions
Straight answers,
before a walkthrough.
If yours is not here, the contact form is the right place. A specific house is easier to answer than a hypothetical one.
No. Nightly stays are one line of the work. We also run long-term tenancies, furnished mid-term stays, and housekeeping on its own for owners who still want to manage the listing.
Yes. Turnover housekeeping stands alone. Many owners start there, then ask us to take the listing once the clean is no longer the thing they worry about.
Management is a percentage of the money the home actually collects. Cleaning is priced per turnover. Launch is a project fee. The figures we open with are on the owners page, and the written agreement confirms the number for your property.
On homes we manage, we do. A lockout, a leak, or a heat call is part of hospitality, not an extra you discover later.
Rules differ by city, and they change. We help you gather and keep what the property needs — permits, tax accounts, occupancy, house rules. We are operators, not attorneys. When a question needs a lawyer or a local official, we say so.
We take a home when we can reach it the day a turnover or a lockout requires it. Tell us the city in the form. If we cannot look after it properly, we will say so rather than pretend.
Small, obvious repairs under a threshold we set together — often enough to cover a dripping faucet or a failed detector, not a renovation. Anything structural, anything that changes the look of the home, and anything over that amount comes back to you first.
Launch includes furnishing guidance and a punch list. We coordinate the setup. We do not quietly become a furniture showroom. If you want us to buy on your behalf, that is scoped in writing with a budget you approve.
What came in, what went out, and why. Rent or booking revenue, our fee, cleaning, and any repair. Exceptions get a sentence, not a code.
Yes. One house, well run, is a better start than a portfolio we cannot touch. If you have several, we will say which rhythm fits each one — they do not all have to be nightly stays.
Sometimes. The clean has to meet the standard and show up when the calendar says so. If your cleaner already does that, we will work with them. If checkout day is a coin toss, we would rather use ours.
After a conversation and a walkthrough. A home that is already furnished and legal to rent can move faster than one that still needs furniture, a lock, or a permit. We would rather open late than open sloppy.
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