For vacation rental owners and property managers
At no cost to you, we help with pricing, listing merchandising, and guest conversations — so there’s less on your plate and more time for what matters.
Online and phone support, with local care staying with you.
Owners
Keep the freedom of running your own vacation home, with a team handling pricing, listings, and guest questions. You stay close to the home while the everyday online work takes up less of your time.
For homeowners
Property managers
Give your local team more room for owners, homes, and hospitality. We work alongside you on pricing, listings, and guest conversations, adding practical support without stepping between you and the relationships you have built.
For property managersWhy owners trust the team
Hosting recognition, backed by CiiRUS partnerships.
Earned by our hosting accounts.
Superhost
Premier HostHeld by CiiRUS, our software.
Preferred Software Partner
Preferred PartnerSponsored by CiiRUS.
Platinum Sponsor
Bronze SponsorAccount and company recognition, not a certification of any individual home or a guarantee of bookings.
More about the team behind LoveRentals →Explore published home and portfolio stories alongside LoveRentals market comparisons.
Market comparison · Orlando, Florida
In Orlando, LoveRentals reported 64.5% adjusted occupancy versus 42.0% for the market across January–August 2026, ahead in every reported month.
53.6% higher adjusted occupancy
January–August 2026 (occupancy)
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Market comparison · Destin, Florida
In a January–September 2026 revenue snapshot, LoveRentals reported $83,962 versus $45,224 for the Destin market (+85.7%), ahead in every month shown.
85.7% more revenue per home
January–September 2026 (revenue snapshot)
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Home story · Glenbrook, Clermont, Florida
Poolside Villa earned $26,567 in Jan–Sep 2026, up 36.3% from 2025.
36.3% more booked nightly revenue
Jan–Sep 2025 → Jan–Sep 2026
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Market comparison · Columbus, GA
One Columbus primary listing recorded $29,105 in Jan–Sep revenue against a $15,320 market benchmark, with 74.6% adjusted occupancy versus 31.9%. A listing-level comparison, not a portfolio average.
Primary listing revenue (Jan–Sep): $29,105 vs $15,320
Jan–Sep 2026
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Market comparison · Grand Haven, MI
One Grand Haven listing earned $31,285 versus a $21,354 market benchmark in Jan–Sep 2026, with 75.1% adjusted occupancy versus 33.6% and 5.8-day average stays versus 4.2 days.
Listing revenue (Jan–Sep): $31,285 vs $21,354
Jan–Sep 2026
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Market comparison · Panama City Beach, FL
One Panama City Beach listing recorded 55.0% adjusted occupancy against 42.0% for the market in Jan–Sep 2026, with average stays of 5.7 versus 5.0 days.
Adjusted occupancy (Jan–Sep): 55.0% vs 42.0%
Jan–Sep 2026
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Market comparison · Sarasota, FL
One Sarasota listing earned $47,562 against a $40,617 market benchmark in Jan–Sep 2026, with 66.7% adjusted occupancy versus 42.7% and 6.4-day average stays versus 5.1 days.
Listing revenue (Jan–Sep): $47,562 vs $40,617
Jan–Sep 2026
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Market comparison · Tallahassee, FL
Our average Tallahassee listing earned $19,186 against a $9,580 market benchmark in May–Sep 2026, with 58.0% adjusted occupancy versus 33.0%.
Listing revenue (May–Sep): $19,186 vs $9,580
May–Sep 2026
See the comparison →Home story · Davenport area, Florida
Fifty additional booked nights and a higher average rate show how a condo can improve without relying on a luxury-home price point.
40.3% more booked nightly revenue
January 1–September 30, 2025 → January 1–September 30, 2026
Read the story →Home story · Destin, Florida
Sea-N-Double paired a $1,006 average booked nightly rate with more booked nights in the January–September comparison.
29.9% more booked nightly revenue
January 1–September 30, 2025 → January 1–September 30, 2026
Read the story →Home story · South Lake Tahoe, California
A one-bedroom lodge-style unit recorded more booked nights and a 25% higher ADR during June–September.
85.2% more booked nightly revenue
June 1–September 30, 2025 → June 1–September 30, 2026
Read the story →Home story · North Georgia, 30559
At Water’s Edge recorded 69 booked nights versus 32, alongside a higher ADR in the North Georgia comparison.
132.3% more booked nightly revenue
January 1–September 30, 2025 → January 1–September 30, 2026
Read the story →Home story · Muskegon, Michigan
Downtown Muskegon Apartment #306 recorded a 25% higher ADR while adjusted occupancy remained above 80%.
33.6% more booked nightly revenue
July 1–September 30, 2025 → July 1–September 30, 2026
Read the story →Home story · Davenport, Florida
Castaway Breeze more than doubled booked nights while its average booked nightly rate was modestly lower.
95.5% more booked nightly revenue
January 1–September 30, 2025 → January 1–September 30, 2026
Read the story →Home story · Holmes Beach, Florida
Palm Haven recorded 23.6% more booked nightly revenue in the March–September comparison.
23.6% more booked nightly revenue
March 1–September 30, 2025 → March 1–September 30, 2026
Read the story →Home story · Paradise, Michigan
Paradise Lakeside Retreat recorded 36.6% more booked nightly revenue with more nights available to book.
36.6% more booked nightly revenue
July 1–September 30, 2025 → July 1–September 30, 2026
Read the story →Home story · Thomasville area, Georgia
Tall Timbers recorded 16.2% more booked nightly revenue in July–September 2026 compared with 2025.
16.2% more booked nightly revenue
July 1–September 30, 2025 → July 1–September 30, 2026
Read the story →Thoughtful support for the work that happens before, during, and after every booking.
We put your strongest photographs and the details guests need first, so the right travelers can picture their stay before they book.
Learn more →A sample of how nightly rates can change, not a price forecast for your home.
We review nightly rates, minimum stays, and booking gaps as demand changes, so your calendar keeps moving with the market.
Learn more →Guests get clear answers online and by phone. Requests needing someone at the home are handed to you or your local contact with the context you need.
Learn more →Explore the places and homes that inspire guests to start planning their next stay.
LoveRentals costs owners and property managers nothing.
Our margin is blended into the rent guests pay—not added as a separate surcharge or deducted from your earnings. We use thoughtful pricing and listing merchandising to support the total booking value. If our approach would leave you earning less, we'll tell you plainly; it isn't the right fit.
We bring an experienced team to handle the everyday online and phone work for your vacation rental. This includes dynamic pricing, thoughtful listing merchandising, and caring guest conversations.
You keep complete control of the home itself. Cleaning, maintenance, and any on-site care stay with you and your local team. When guests need local help, we make sure those handoffs are clear and prompt.
LoveRentals costs owners and property managers nothing. Our margin is blended into the rent guests pay—not added as a separate surcharge or deducted from your earnings. We use thoughtful pricing and listing merchandising to support the total booking value. If our approach would leave you earning less, we'll tell you plainly; it isn't the right fit.
We support vacation rentals in destinations across Florida, mountain and lake communities, Hawaii, and other growing markets. Talk with us about your home’s location.
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Article cover unavailableThese are reviews written by a guest, about the host, the listing, or the overall stay. Airbnb rewards specificity — a review that names one real detail (the shower pressure, the neighborhood noise, the host's response time) is more useful to future guests than five adjectives strung together.
Article cover unavailableA welcome book template is a reusable, pre-built guide — digital or printed — that you fill in once per property and hand to every guest. The point of using a template rather than writing one from scratch is consistency: the same sections, in the same order, every time, so nothing important gets forgotten on a rushed turnover day.
Tell us about your rental, and we’ll talk through the places where a little support could make the biggest difference.
