Airbnb Management Expert

Each situation is unique, and the most accurate assessment can be made by visiting the property in person. If an in-person visit isn’t possible, we can use the property’s address and layout to gather a general overview of the area through Airdna. However, please note that this may not provide a fully accurate picture, as every property has its own distinct features and condition.

First, you’ll need to prepare the essential furniture, appliances, and supplies for your short-term rental, as well as set up utilities such as water, electricity, gas, and internet. Next, arrange for a cleaning to ensure the property is guest-ready, including making the beds and placing necessary consumables. After that, book a photographer to capture high-quality images of the property. Finally, gather all the required materials for the ingoing process and list the property online. Once the listing is live, you’re all set to start running your short-term rental.

A quick reminder: If the property is located in New South Wales or Queensland, be sure to check with the strata before preparing the furniture and appliances, as they may have specific regulations or restrictions on short-term rentals.

Absolutely! You can use your own furniture.

Of course! Our styling team is happy to assist with designing, purchasing, and setting up your furniture and decor. The total styling cost generally includes the purchase price, design fee, and installation & transportation costs.

At the moment, our company does not offer furniture rental services. Homeowners can either purchase the items themselves using our essentials checklist or choose to have our styling department handle the purchasing for them.

In New South Wales and Queensland, there are clear regulations that require apartments and townhouses to comply with strata by-laws for short-term rental operations. Therefore, it’s important to adhere to these regulations. As a licensed agency, we are committed to following all legal requirements and cannot operate outside of these guidelines.

While it’s impossible to completely eliminate the possibility of property damage, short-term rentals generally offer better maintenance than long-term rentals. Since guests typically stay for just a few days or weeks, we have cleaners visit after each checkout to thoroughly clean and inspect the property. Any issues are usually identified and addressed promptly, helping to maintain the property’s condition more effectively than in long-term rentals.

The 180-day limit is a regulation specific to New South Wales (NSW). It applies to bookings of fewer than 21 days, with the total number of such bookings not exceeding 180 days in a calendar year. However, bookings longer than 21 days do not count toward this 180-day limit, so it’s not strictly limited to six months. Other states do not currently have any regulations regarding the number of rental days.