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Rental Contracts and Damage Deposits - Non Airbnb Bookings

Jessica Smith
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Hi Everyone,

I've been doing my research and cannot find a solid answer to this question, and maybe that's because it does not exist. I work with a small short term property management company that is struggling with a process for non-Airbnb bookings (i.e. HomeAway, Booking.com, Expedia, TripAdvisor) where the process for damages is a little more difficult (i.e. no Resolution Center) and we have to handle credit card processing. 

We are trying to protect ourselves from 1. guest damages, and 2. credit card charge-backs or disputes. 

Collecting + refunding damage deposits and also keeping track of signed rental agreements with a ton of listings is not easily scaleable. We do not have a front desk for check in, guests can check in directly at their unit. 

Is anyone in a similar situation? How are you solving this issue?

Thanks!

Jessica

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