Frequently Asked Questions

1What is the commission fee for short-term rental management?
Our commission varies depending on the size and type of your property. Contact us for a customised offer.
2How will I receive rental income from my property?
All rental income will be transferred directly to your bank account through the short-term rental platform (e.g., Airbnb).
3How much can I earn from my property?

Short-term rentals typically generate 30% more income than long-term leases. Your earnings depend on factors such as location, property size, quality, and amenities like a balcony or free parking. Reach out to us for an estimate of your potential income.
4Who cleans the property after each guest?
We arrange professional cleaning before and after each stay, ensuring your property remains in top condition. Our team is skilled in maintaining properties long-term, and we provide hotel-quality linens for every reservation.
5What is the cleaning fee?
The cleaning fee is based on the property size and is charged to each guest per booking. No commission is applied to this fee.
6Who is responsible for utility bills?

Utilities, internet, TV, and other related property services are the owner's responsibility.
7Does the property need to be equipped with amenities?
Yes, the property must be fully furnished and equipped for short-term stays. We provide a Minimal Equipment List (MEL) to guide you, or we can handle the purchasing and delivery upon agreement. Essentials include bed linens, towels, kitchenware, and more.
8I don't want to invest in extra equipment. Can I still rent my property short-term?

No, providing essential amenities is crucial for guest comfort and better reviews. However, we offer equipment rental services if you'd prefer not to purchase everything yourself. Contact us for details.
9How much involvement is required from me in day-to-day operations?

Your involvement is only needed during the initial preparation phase. After the agreement is signed, your main responsibilities will be receiving payments, paying property bills once a month, and handling occasional repairs or equipment updates if needed.
10What fees and taxes do I need to pay?
As a private individual, you'll need to pay 10% of your rental income annually as personal income tax (IIN), the same as with a long-term lease. For business entities, we recommend consulting with us or your accountant for the best tax strategy.