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01 How much do you charge?

Management fees are performance-based and tailored to each property, typically a percentage of booking revenue, so we only win when you win. Most owners see net revenue increases even after fees. See our management packages for typical structures, and we'll model exact numbers in your free consult.

02 Do I have to sign a contract?

Yes. A signed agreement protects both sides and lets us invest fully in getting your property to its best. The exact terms (length, structure, exit clauses) depend on your property type, market, and the plan we build together, so we'll walk you through everything transparently on your discovery call. No surprises, no fine-print games, just a clear, fair agreement written to work for both of us.

03 What cities and regions do you cover?

We welcome short-term rental management inquiries across 33 North Carolina cities, with additional operations in select U.S. markets, Mexico, and Colombia. Review our North Carolina service areas and share your property location so we can confirm the fit and available support.

04 How soon can we go live?

The 10–14-day launch range is a planning estimate informed by market conditions and past client results. We confirm your property's scope and expected timing in the proposal. Readiness, approvals, deliveries and booking demand can change the date of the first stay.

05 Will I still have control over my property?

Always. You set the rules: owner stays, blackout dates, minimum nightly rate, guest screening preferences. We run the day-to-day; you keep the final say. Monthly statements give you full visibility into bookings, revenue, and expenses.