Joint hosting refers to the collaborative management of a short-term rental property by two or more individuals.
Joint hosting allows responsibilities to be shared, making it easier to manage guest communication, cleaning coordination, and maintenance. This is particularly useful for owners who live interstate or overseas, or for co-owned properties where multiple stakeholders are involved.
Clear agreements should outline each host’s share of income, expenses (e.g., cleaning, repairs), and tax obligations. In Australia, this is typically formalised in a co-ownership or joint management agreement to avoid disputes.
Most platforms (like Airbnb or Stayz) allow multiple users to access a single listing through co-host features. However, only the primary host can manage payouts, so banking details and tax information must be agreed upon in advance.
A written agreement should include dispute resolution processes, such as mediation or a voting system for major decisions. For MadeComfy-managed properties, we act as a neutral third party, implementing agreed-upon policies to prevent conflicts.
Yes, we work with joint hosts by providing a single point of contact for streamlined management. Our team handles day-to-day operations while keeping all stakeholders informed through shared reports, ensuring transparency and hassle-free collaboration.