Property Management From Home for Short-Term Rentals
Summary
This article discusses how short-term rental management can be done remotely to save money and time. It highlights the increasing demand for private accommodations and suggests leveraging remote management services, such as inspection software and property marketplaces, to streamline operations and increase profits.
Key Insights
- •The demand for private accommodations (e.g., short-term rentals) is increasing.
- •Property management fees can cost as much as 50% of your monthly rental income.
Action Items
- ✓Consider automating your processes to save time and money when managing your property remotely.Effort: mediumImpact: medium
Tools & Resources
- →rental inspection software: Use rental inspection software with remote visual inspection tools.
- →Properly's Pro Marketplace: You can opt to book someone else remotely using Properly's Pro Marketplace.
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