Maintenance
There is a little more hands-on maintenance than a more traditional let. You aren’t handing over the keys for six months, only to do a rental check once every quarter.
Every week or at the end of every party’s vacation, you’ll need to get into your property, clean it, change the bed sheets, take out the trash and make it appear as if no one has ever been in there, ready for the next vacationers. You could, of course, get a professional team into doing this every time that it’s required but this is something you need to factor into your budget.
The world of holiday lets can be lucrative. With the emergence of review sites and social media, it has never been easier to generate a following for your rental. With an excellent reputation, you could be at maximum occupancy and be reaping the rewards of leasing out a property in the wilderness or by the beach or in the mountains.
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