A property manager takes care of the day-to-day responsibilities of owning rental property so the investor can enjoy the benefits without the stress. Their job is to protect the property, keep it profitable, and make sure tenants are taken care of.

For the investor, this means:

• Finding and screening tenants to reduce vacancy and risk.

• Handling rent collection and making sure payments are received on time.

• Coordinating maintenance and repairs to keep the property in good condition and preserve its value.

• Dealing with tenant issues so the owner doesn’t have to.

• Providing financial reports so the investor knows how their property is performing.

In short, the property manager is the investor’s partner in making the property run smoothly, stay occupied, and remain a strong investment.

A short-term rental property manager handles all the details of hosting guests so the investor can enjoy passive income without the daily workload.

For the investor, this includes:

• Marketing the property on platforms like Airbnb and VRBO to maximize bookings.

• Managing reservations and guest communication before, during, and after each stay.

• Coordinating cleaning and turnovers so the property is always guest-ready.

• Handling maintenance and repairs to keep the property in top condition.

• Setting pricing and monitoring performance to maximize income.

• Providing reports and payouts so the owner can easily track results.

In short, the manager makes sure the property runs smoothly, stays booked, and delivers strong returns — while the investor stays hands-off.