FAQ: House promotion

It's quite simple as each property owner has access to their own owner portal where they can reserve nights for their own use. It's important to do this in advance, as bookings can be made at any time up to a year in advance, potentially making the dates you want unavailable.

Yes, you can. Each property owner has access to their own owner portal where they can reserve nights for their personal use. However, it's crucial to book these nights in advance, as the property can be rented out to guests at any time up to a year in advance, potentially making your desired dates unavailable.

Yes, Homewatch also offers the option to rent your property on a monthly basis. These rentals are governed by the Urban Lease Law and are different from regular residential leases. Our target tenants for these types of rentals are individuals who need accommodation for vacation purposes or for a limited period, such as during home renovations or temporary work assignments.

It's important to set a reasonable price per night for your property. Consider each property as a new business venture; initially, prices may be lower and will gradually increase over time. We live in a world where customer reviews are highly valued, and having a good volume of rentals is key to accumulating positive feedback. Therefore, a competitive pricing strategy is essential, especially when you're just starting out

You have the option to either promote the property yourself or entrust it to a specialized agency. It's crucial to list your property on the main search channels relevant to your area and to provide high-quality information about the property, whether it's for rent or for sale. The goal is to maximize visibility to attract potential tenants or buyers.

To achieve maximum occupancy, it's important to build a "brand" for your accommodation. Occupancy rates improve over time with positive reviews and repeat customers. Providing an excellent guest experience and good value for money is key. Between online visibility, word-of-mouth, and returning customers, you can expect your occupancy rates to increase year by year.