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AI has been stuck onto so many rental products that it’s hard to know what’s real. Some of it is genuinely useful. Some is an old feature with a new label. Rather than argue about definitions, this article lists fifteen practical things AI can do for a vacation rental operator today, grouped into five areas of three. Not every product does all fifteen, and you don...
Tax and compliance is the part of vacation rentals nobody enjoys and everybody eventually has to deal with. The difficulty is that there’s no single rulebook. A rental in Lisbon, one in Texas and one in Bali sit under completely different rules, and even within one country the rules can change from one city to the next. So this isn’t a guide to what you must do. I...
Most vacation rental owners spend their marketing energy on the listing: better photos, a cleverer title, a tweak to the price. That’s sensible, but it leaves you dependent on the platforms for every single booking, and they take a cut of each one. Direct bookings are the other half of the picture. A guest who books on your own website pays no platform commission,...
If you manage homes for other people, you’re handling their money, and that changes the job. A guest pays for a week in July, the platform pays out, and somewhere between that payout and the owner’s bank account sit your commission, the cleaner’s invoice, a repair and maybe a reserve for next month. Doing that carefully, month after month, across several propertie...
Most vacation rental reviews aren’t won on the photos or the view. They’re won on a clean bathroom, a working shower and a host who replied within ten minutes. In other words, operations. It’s also where most operators lose the most time, because the work never stops, it’s spread across several people and it’s easy to do slightly differently every time. This artic...