From Property Preparation to Short-Stay Management
Need renovation or furnishing before short-stay management? MyReno handles the agreed property-preparation scope. The short-stay team can then review operational readiness and management suitability. Renovation and management have separate agreed scopes, charges and agreements.
Who Handles What
Scope areas to agree for each service — not a list of automatic inclusions.
MyReno — Property Preparation
- Property condition and preparation requirements
- Agreed renovation or furnishing scope
- Itemised quotation and approved changes
- Written project programme and handover
Short-Stay Team — Management Readiness
- Review of the intended operating arrangement
- Guest setup and access arrangements
- Listing and operational preparation within the agreed scope
- Ongoing management following a separate appointment
The Owner Journey
- 1Assess the property and intended rental model.
- 2Agree MyReno's scope, quotation and written programme.
- 3Complete the approved preparation work and handover.
- 4Review operational readiness and agree the management appointment separately.
- 5Prepare and publish listings when the property and operating arrangements are ready.
Renovation handover, listing publication, first booking and first owner payout are separate milestones.
Handoff Checklist
A coordination checklist — not a certified inspection, package inclusion or guarantee of approval.
- Agreed scope and outstanding items
- Available condition photographs and inventory
- Keys and access arrangements
- Appliance and guest-setup requirements
- Relevant property restrictions and required permissions
- Responsibility for the remaining tasks
Timing
Renovation and furnishing timing is confirmed in MyReno's written project programme for the agreed scope. That programme sets the start date, working schedule and planned handover. Listing preparation, publication and bookings follow separately, subject to operational readiness and the agreed management arrangement.
Heritage and other regulated properties require a property-specific review. Required approvals, specialist involvement and preparation works should be identified before the project scope and operating plan are agreed.
See MyReno's current renovation guidance →Owner Questions
Do I have to appoint both MyReno and a management service?
No. Each appointment is agreed separately. You can engage MyReno for property preparation only, a management service only, or both — each with its own scope and agreement.
Are renovation and furnishing included in the management share?
No. Preparation costs and any applicable setup services have their own agreed scope and charges. The management revenue share covers the separately agreed management service only.
When can the property be listed?
Renovation handover, listing publication, first booking and first owner payout are separate milestones. Listing follows once the property and the agreed operating arrangements are ready. We do not promise a listing date or a booking.
Is photography included?
Only where the approved quotation or the agreed management scope includes it. Please confirm this in your quotation or management agreement.
What happens if additional work is identified?
Any additional requirements are discussed with you and must be agreed before they proceed. They are handled under the relevant agreement for that service.