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The Features That Kept Us Busy for a Year

Time flies. It’s has been an incredible year-long ride since we officially launched our new website last year. Not only have we learned a lot, we’ve also realized that customer feedback is a huge source of inspiration. Thank you for contributing your time and efforts to becoming a valuable part of the Rentini community.

Do you remember some of these milestones and new features we’ve developed along the way?

We Are In 70+ Countries and Counting

Sometimes it’s hard to believe that a single platform could be a common marketplace for people from such diverse cultural backgrounds. We are all in the same business and our love for the vacation rental experience is without boundaries. Who wants to stay in a cookie cutter hotel with their entire family? No wonder vacation rentals are becoming more and more popular for travelers across the globe.

You Told Us, We Listened

The most exciting part of building a vacation rental platform is that all of you, our great customers, are also seasoned entrepreneurs. You are smart, experienced and full of fresh ideas about improving the business. We took many of your ideas and developed them into useful tools that will help you run your business even better. Below we listed a few features that came out of your valuable feedback. Keep pouring it on us, we do listen!

The Lowest 2.4% Credit Card Processing

I hope you don’t miss out on this one! After negotiating with our merchant bank, we secured a 2.4% credit processing rate, which is a better deal than PayPal or VRBO. Paypal charges approximately $30/month plus 2.9% – 3% per credit card transaction. VRBO charges somewhere in a range of $400-$1,000+/year and 2.5% per transaction. We are so happy to save our clients on credit card fees with a low 2.4% flat fee on Visa, Master Card and Discover credit card payments.

Calendar Synchronization Tool

This is an awesome tool we launched last year. Recently redesigned, today it is even more user-friendly. No one wants to update their calendars on the zillions of vacation rental sites manually. This tool takes the headache away from busy owners/property managers. Just copy/paste a link from HomeAway / VRBO and never worry about double booking again.

Reservation Confirmation: Accept, Reject, Discuss More

Everyone has his or her own style of running a vacation rental, but after regular feedback, we realized one thing is for sure: Homeowners and Property Managers want full control over the situation. In response, we developed a better way to handle reservation requests. When accepting or rejecting vacation requests, no word is final until homeowners or property managers say so and there is a 24-hour time frame to do so.

Automatic Damage Deposit Processing

No longer do you have to refund damage deposits manually. Now it’s as easy as 1-2-3. Just check it out:

Two days prior to check-in, the guests’ card is automatically authorized for the amount of the damage deposit.
The owner will then get an email confirmation and issue check-in instructions for guests.
48 hours after check-out, the damage deposit will be refunded to the guest’s card if no damages have been incurred.

Pro Plan: Links And Direct Contact Info

Rentini started off as a transaction-based platform on which we charged 1% commission plus a $5 reservation fee. Quickly, however, we learned that some of our users were not happy to pay a commission for each payment processed via Rentini. In order to accommodate our homeowners and property managers, we began charging a small monthly fee of $9/month and, in return, we list all their contact details in the ad. This way, homeowner & property managers are able to use their normal reservation flow. This change has been awesome for Rentini and it has also been great for the homeowner & property managers who are pleased not to have to introduce a new element to their existing business procedure.

Pro Plus Plan: No Commission And Unlimited Listings For A Single Monthly Payment.

It couldn’t get any better for property managers and homeowners who have multiple listings. List all 20 properties and pay no commission to Rentini for payment processing. Every Pro Plus subscriber gets all of this for a flat $20/month fee along with access to many exciting features on the Rentini platform not accessible under a free plan:

Testimonials

Based on the research done by TripAdvisor, guests’ reviews are the second most important thing after photos that travelers rely on while making their selection. At Rentini, all reviews are verified. We also added a Testimonials feature that is an easy way for new listing owners to improve their credibility. This feature also allows homeowners and property managers to contact their previous guests or personal friends to solicit testimonials.

Last Minute Deals

This could be the most celebrated new feature of the year! Last minute gaps are not easy to fill, especially because travelers are accustomed to getting a deal on last minute bookings. At the end of the last year, we introduced a feature to promote properties with last minute availabilities on our homepage. As a result, we received a great return on new bookings and lots of happy customers.

Hints And Videos Are Added

The first few months after our official launch were tough. Many features that looked obvious to our engineers were not as user-friendly as we thought. As a result, we included a short explanation next to each entry field. If you are ever in doubt regarding what a field or sentence means, just roll your mouse over the question mark icon and the hint will pop-up. The same goes for video tutorials. After adding a video tutorial on every page, we managed to improve our conversion rate by 45%.

Custom Cancellation Policy

This was one of the most requested features in the early days. Originally, we had 4 pre-designed cancellation policies, but we learned that homeowners and property managers didn’t want to fit into cookie cutter solutions. After realizing we needed to be more flexible on this topic, we allowed homeowner & property managers to upload his or her custom policy.

Reply To Inquiry From The Email Inbox

Another thing we learned about homeowners and property managers’ business challenges is they all want to simplify the inquiry reply process.

At Rentini, we developed two ways to reply to messages from a potential guest:

Hit the reply button in your browser
Login to Rentini and reply via our messaging feature

Whether you reply via email or the Rentini messaging page, all communication is stored in your Rentini account. The only trick to remember is that when you reply via email, the recipients address is encrypted for privacy purposes. But, don’t fret. We know how to deliver your message to your guest. Just hit the Send button!

Craigslist Ad Generator

Many homeowners and property managers have a love /hate relationship with Craigslist. Many say that there are a lot of scams and others don’t want to deal with low-ball inquiries. Despite its issues, Craigslist can still be a very effective advertising platform for your vacation home. With 60+ mln unique visitors per month Craigslist is one of the most visited classified sites on internet. At Rentini, we developed a simple tool to generate a professional Craigslist ad in a few clicks. It’s a great way to promote your last minute availability or just improve your ad’s SEO in the long run. More visits to your ad page means more love from search engines.

We Love Our Unique Properties From All Around The World

The beauty of our vacation rental business is that all the properties are very unique. Whether it is a stunning villa in Paraty, Brazil, a private boat in Barcelona, or an agritourism villa in Tuscany, Italy, they are all inspiring…and your personal touch is what makes your guests enjoy it so much!

There are many more features being developed,which are great additions to our core functionality. Thanks again for your patronage during the last year!

Do you have a feature in mind you know could be useful for your vacation rental business? Share it with us by leaving a comment below or by sending us an email at feedback@rentini.com.

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2 simple ways to update your vacation rental calendar

Don’t Wait to Update Your Vacation Rental Calendar: Time Blocking and Reservations

Like many of my neighbors and fellow owners in Hawaii and Lake Tahoe, I love surfing, skiing and snowboarding, so why would I own property anywhere else? It comes as no surprise that, like me, most vacation rental owners buy homes in the places they like to visit themselves. And they visit a lot.

During my first year of owning a pad in Maui Kamaole, Hawaii, I visited 5 times. I stored my two surfboards in the closet, bought an annual pass on ATA airlines and eventually realized the importance of manually updating my vacation rental calendar.

In my previous post I talked about a very simple way to setup automatic calendar synchronization, once and forever. Here we discuss how to update your calendar manually.

At Rentini we have two options for updating calendar:

1) Create a blocking – an easy one step process

2) Create a reservation - a two step process which requires you to record payment.

There are multiple ways to add a reservation or time block to your calendar. The most intuitive would be by following navigation tabs:

Rentals >> Blocking >> Add Blocking
Rentals >> Reservations >> Add Reservation

Another way of adding a time block or reservation would be by opening the monthly calendar page from the Dashboard or on Edit Listing page.

Select a month and roll your mouse over any date until an Update button appears. Click on the Update button or anywhere in that cell. A new window will pop-up, which will let you choose a type of action. Available options are:

Add Blocking
Add Reservation
Add Rate

We will discuss how to add different types of rates in future posts. For now, let’s just focus on blockings and reservations.

Time Blocking

Rule of thumb: Use blockings to mark dates unavailable.

To block, choose your start and end dates and hit the Update Calendar button. You can also put in a note for future reference, such as “My last minute getaway!!!” or “Uncle Sam promised it’s his last trip this year”

The process is a bit more complicated with reservations as there are a few different scenarios worth considering.

IMPORTANT: Keep in mind that the dates on your calendar will not become unavailable until payment is submitted by the guest or the homeowner marks the reservation paid manually.

Reservation on Guest’s behalf: You are Expecting Payment

You may create a reservation on guest’s behalf and assign a custom rate to it (optional). Let’s say someone calls you and says, “I would like to rent your place. How do I proceed from here?”

All you need is their name and email address. Just open Rentals >> Reservations and click Add Reservation button. Select the Yes option for email notifications. This way your guests will receive an email invitation to pay the required amount as well as all future reminders. This is convenient, as you do not need to remember important dates to remind your guests about payment dues. The system sends out reminders automatically.

If you do not want them to receive automatic reminders, just select the No option for email notifications.

Reservation on Friend’s Behalf

If a friend of yours wants to visit and you only want to charge them a cleaning fee, they may leave a check for the housekeeper or pay in advance.

To facilitate the pay in advance option, just click Add Reservation and enter $1 into the Custom Rate field (sorry, the system doesn’t allow to enter $0). Select the Yes option for Email notifications and then hit Update Calendar. An email invitation will then be sent to your friend so he/she can pay online. Once they complete the payment process, the dates will be marked unavailable.

Reservation Payments

If a guest calls you and wants to submit a payment, you may accept credit card payments over the phone. However, it is important to note the recent PCI compliance standards, which do not allow keeping your guests’ card on file unencrypted.

Protecting cardholder data is also good for your business because PCI security prevents stolen customer data, and:

Prevents lawsuits
Saves you money

Rentini payment portal becomes handy when you need to accept payments and stay PCI compliant. We incorporate all the latest standards, which could also be another selling point for those guests who are concerned about Internet fraud and unauthorized credit card abuse. Working in IT data security for 13 years taught me to keep my hands away from sensitive information wherever possible. When a vacation rental guest offers me their credit card over the phone, I politely refuse to accept it. Accepting payment via a PCI compliant online system gives you the piece of mind that you won’t be liable for any data breach.

If you have any suggestion on how to make our reservation system better, please leave your feedback in comments!

Happy rentals!

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6 Simple Reasons to Love Your Vacation Rental Website

Don’t Wait to Reap the Benefits of Your Vacation Rentals: Get your own website!

In the past we discussed the importance of a vacation rental website and were delighted to see how this topic struck a cord with our readers.

Drawing from my own experience managing vacation rentals for the last 9 years, here are 6 reasons why I have a vacation rental website:

1) Website name is unique

Your vacation rental website must have a unique domain name if you want to make an impeccable first impression. You can’t rely on the random ID number assigned to your listings. Just think about it — who would remember those six digits a month later?

Names like http://www.WaipouliBeach.com or http://www.HeavenlyCabin.com are memorable. Numbers are not.

You may even want to take it a step further by printing business cards. You never know where you will meet prospective renters! Some guys will even print them overnight.

2) No competition

While I have befriended many of my fellow homeowners, I understand that those residing in neighboring locations compete with me for renters. Therefore, it is best not to give your potential guest a link to a vacation rental listings site with zillions of other choices. Instead, you want to lead them to a place where no other competition exists – your own vacation rental website. Once your client is on your website, it’s your job to convince them that your rental is the best and that they should proceed with booking immediately.

3) A Call to Action with a Book Now Button

In online marketing, every page or message should have a Call To Action. But, now you may be wondering what a Call to Action even means. In simple terms, it is a quickest way to make a sale. For example, ‘Book Now.’ This will increase your conversion rate, a term that describes how many users buy vs how many users visited your website. You can also increase your conversion rate if the Call to Action is in the right place, of the right size and in the right color.

The ‘Book Now’ option is also something that world travelers are so used to. Airline websites have it, hotel websites have it, restaurants have it, even activity desks providers will give you an option to book a tour right away. Somehow it’s not that common in the vacation rental industry. Influential bloggers like Matt Landau think that 2013 will change this for good. I hope so!

In my particular case I rent out short term rentals. I want my users to come to my website and rent my property. Then, I want them to have a great time during their vacation, visit my favorite restaurants and experience things that I love to do when I visit my rental.

4) Stay in Control with Real-Time Calendar

First thing’s first — I don’t consider a vacation rental booked until I got money in my pocket. I hear a lot of whining from fellow homeowners after they’ve come across an unreliable customer. The guest promised to send a check but the check never arrived.

If you agree to keep your rental dates on hold for a week until a guest’s check arrives, you are giving up control of your own business while giving your potential customers the time to find a better deal.

Make your guests compete for your place.

For example, If I have three inquiries for the same time period, I never give the same quote. The first customer to inquire receives the lowest quote, the next one receives a higher rate and all others the highest rate possible. I tell everyone that dates could be booked anytime by anyone. When people are aware they may lose your deal, they tend to act faster. Often times the highest quote I give triggers the payment first. So it’s a double win. I get a booking faster and it’s sold for more.

5) No limit on the most essential things: Photos, Reviews, Calendar

I hate when someone limits my abilities in anything. 24 photos limit on my listing? Who came up with this magic number? What if I have a nice shot #25 from my best customer and I would like to upload it? Do I need to remove one of my nice looking photos? The magic of your own website is that you are in full control of everything. Not only can you upload numerous photos but you can add long activity descriptions on the guests’ toDo list. And all these things combined work well for converting your visitors into paid customers. Research shows that 30% of travelers make their booking decision based on photos and reviews. You as a homeowner should have full control over these marketing tools.

6) Organic Google Search Traffic – Yours Forever!

This one is not very obvious at all. We advertise our vacation rental properties on zillions of different websites. We put our time, sweat and money into making it look better, while not always realizing that we are improving a vacation rental listing site and not our own. At some point, when we have to discontinue advertising service, all our previous efforts become wasted. Search engines, such as Google, Bing, Yahoo etc., work day and night crawling and analyzing the great content of the world web. Once your ad is shut down, it’s gone for Google. Put all your efforts into making great content on your own website and let Google discover and index it. This is a real asset that will stay with you as long as you want it to. Over time, it only becomes more valuable!

and of course, the social!

I almost missed out on one of the most important item – social engagement! It’s so big with latest changes in role of social signals in search algorithm. It will require a separate blog post. So stay tuned!

Do you have your own vacation rental website? Let us know your success story!

In case you would like to create a vacation rental website, you can do it in 3 simple clicks at Rentini. Here are some of the Rentini’s templates (remember it could be your own domain name or a subdomain of rentini.com) :

ModernLakeTahoe.rentini.com

WaipouliBeach.com

ItalyMountainCabin.com

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My Adventure as a Guinea Pig at a Vacation Rental

A Guinea Pig at a Vacation Rental

There has been a lot of talk lately regarding the best ways to discover if you are meeting your guests’ expectations by going on your own vacation and analyzing your experiences. Whether you decide to do this in another vacation rental or in your own, applying all you’ve learned can be invaluable.

I decided to try this experiment myself and see what I discover. I rented a short term rental for one week. Booking just like anyone else I found a location, looked at photos, studied the cost, checked reviews and then made my decision.

Taking a different approach in property selection

I took a different approach though. I decided to “go all out” and book a property I would not normally book. My philosophy was that if I book a property that meets all my expectations, I would take everything for granted. On the other hand, if I were to stay in a property that is lacking, the conditions would force me to take notice. So I found one with the following:

Location: Good – Check – (I did want a nice location)
Photos: Rooms missing in photos (bathroom, second bedroom), completely original, 1980s décor, oh….tube TV – Check!
Price: Same as others in the area; no less, no more – Check
Reviews: Could be better – Check

Booking was a breeze. It couldn’t have been easier. The owners were very pleasant and wonderful to work with. Entry upon arrival was smooth and all instructions for departure were conveniently placed on the breakfast bar. The guest information book was a bit dated and could have used a cleaning, but some of the most important numbers (i.e. emergency, dining out) were included. YES!!!

After such a wonderful reception from the owners and easy entry I was very optimistic about how my experience would unfold, but I quickly went

From this: To this:

in a matter of two days.

Not wanting commit Hara-Kari while I was there (and I’m also not a Samaria) I made the best of it and jotted down anything that I found hindered my vacation experience hoping that my findings will help others and I didn’t expire in vain. The result was this table. These are items that were missing from the rental or items that could have used updating.

Complete your analysis and start your own list

Take from this what you will; create your own – add your own missing items. I hope it helps you get started on your own analysis should you choose to do one.

Kitchen:	Comments
Cabinets/Countertop	Not securely fastened
Ceiling	Water spots or stains
Sink	Leaks, caulking
Stove, Fridge, Microwave	Fridge – poor working order, stains, rust
Large pot
Colander
Sharp knives
Salt and Pepper shakers
Grater


LR, DR, Bedrooms, Hallways:
Walls/Trim	Cracks, water damage
Closets	Poor alignment
Stairs	Loose handrails
Door	Misaligned
DVD player/Blu Ray
IPod docking station
AM/FM stereo
Television
Furniture	Rips, stains
Sturdy furniture legs
Extra batteries/light bulbs
Clean remotes and guest info book
Linens free of stains
Flat sheet
Fitted sheet
Mattress protector
Pillows (not enough)


Miscellaneous:
Washer/Dryer	Stains, rust
Fire extinguisher	Didn’t really need this personally, but thought I might for a minute and it wasn’t there
Floor fans
Broom & pan
Laundry hamper/basket
Fly swatter
First aid kit	Didn’t really need this either, but an after thought when I thought I might need an extinguisher
Mop/Pail /Cleaners
Beach/Pool/Hot tub towels – one per adult person
Cooler
Overall cleanliness

So, all in all, yes, staying in a vacation rental and analyzing my experience was well worth it and is highly recommended. Thank you Mike Bayer of Cottage Rental Services for your article Don’t Just Talk the Talk, Walk the Walk. I took your advice, learned quite a bit and came out winning. We take many things for granted until they are no longer around. The best way to know if you’re missing something is to miss it. Here’s hoping all your guests smile like this.

Anita Ericksen is the author of FF&E, Furnish and Equip Your Vacation or Executive Property in 5 Days. You can find out more about her at www.anitaericksen.com. Photos are clip art and the guinea pig is not mine though I wish he was.

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An empty vacation rental calendar leads to double booking

Why keeping your calendar up to date is so important?

Empty calendar? Chances are you will be double booked

Updating a vacation rental calendar is a tedious task we all dread.

What is even more time consuming is replying to inquiries for dates that are not available. While I have had clients who were considering changing their dates from time-to-time, it is not common place at all. However, failing to update your calendar at all is a mistake. Inevitably, you will end up sending replies about unavailable dates and updating your calendar anyway.

To solve this problem, rentini recently released a new version of a calendar synchronization tool that makes it very easy to set things up so you can focus on other priorities.

A New Calendar Synchronization Tool

Here’s how it works, quite simple.

Step 4 of Create Your Listing page flow now has two options:

Update manually
Setup HomeAway calendar synchronization

If listing(s) is/are already created, then simply click on the Calendar link under Helpful Links on the Dashboard, then you see

update calendar manually or via synchronization tool

Two new options on the calendar page

Who wants to do anything manually nowadays? Let’s discuss how to setup the synchronization.

First login to VRBO or HomeAway and find the Export Calendar section.

Login to HomeAway.com or VRBO.com and find Export Calendar Data

Find the Export Calendar Data section

Then just copy/paste the link – very easy!

copy-paste the link from homeaway or VRBO

As simple as copy/paste

This will create a set of blockings that will show dates unavailable. Along with the existing reservations from Rentini it may look like a christmas tree. See how my calendar for the month of February looks like. I selected two properties to show and the final result is a merge of reservations with different statuses and synchronized blockings. Fun, huh?

Merged vacation rental calendar for two properties

A merged calendar with reservations and blockings for two properties

From the first sight it looks a bit overwhelming but once you know what every color means it becomes very simple to deal with multiple types of entries on your calendar. Check it out here:

Every color indicates a different status for each entry. Blockings are shown in red.

We are interested to learn from your experience:

How do you keep all calendars up to date?
Where do you keep your primary calendar?
Can you share what are the biggest challenges with your calendar synchronization method?

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The iPad Mini finally found its vacation rental home! And the winner is…

Amazing villa in Paraty, Brazil that featured in Twilight Saga episode

Vacation rentals inventory at Rentini just got even better, thanks to your participation!

All of us at Rentini would like to wish you a very Happy New Year! Our iPad mini giveaway promotion has been a great success with submissions coming from as far as Brazil, Italy, France, and Indonesia, among other places. We are happy to welcome many beautiful properties to our pages. Special thanks to the owners who went beyond listing and gave us some buzz on social networks.

We are pleased to present your amazing properties at Rentini. Our success in 2012 wouldn’t have been possible were it not for your generous support.

and the winner is….

Everyone who participated in the promotion was entered into a drawing to receive an iPad Mini. The winner of our drawing, chosen at random, is Peggy Yelland from Canada. With no fewer than eleven amazing homes – all with great photos, informative descriptions, and her own template-based website – we extend a warm congratulations to Peggy: http://escapesolutions.rentini.com

Vacation rental management website powered by Rentini

http://EscapeSolutions.Rentini.com , a template based website created by Peggy Yelland for her 11 properties

Peggy’s properties are located in various locales from Hawaii, to Spain, Mexico, to her native Canada. From a beach condo to a winter cabin, Peggy has what you’re looking for. Anyone would feel at home in these beautiful homes:

Unobstructed views as you are enjoying your morning coffee from the Spanish patio. Accommodates 6.	Gorgeous Halli Kai Resort on Big Island in Hawaii with 2 BD, 2 BH, accommodates 5	Beautiful sunset on Halii Kai, Hawaii from the oceanfront condo by the golf course
Beautiful ocean view from both the living room and bedroom in Lahaina, Hawaii. Convenience and tranquility guaranteed	Waterfront condo located on Vancouver Island near the beautiful city of Victoria, Canada	Mountain side condo located on Mt. Washington,Vancouver Island, Canada. One of the few truly ski-in/ski-out locations
Beautiful, newly renovated, oceanfront condo located in the picturesque area of Yellow Point in Canada	Oceanview condo on the golf course in Cabo, Mexico, steps to the white sand beach	Imagine gazing across the beautiful Pacific from your living room and spending your day watching whales on the Big Island, Hawaii

Having participated in our contest you’ve given your rentals greater visibility.

We’re all winners! Rentini promotes properties to travelers via social networks, our website and blog, and various advertising channels.

Please join us in congratulating Peggy and invite your friends, homeowners, and guests to participate in our latest offerings:

http://www.facebook.com/rentini/app_320511614729177

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The Rentini blog is dedicated to providing useful and exciting insights into the world of travel. From exciting adventures in global travel to marketing tips for vacation rental owners, we want to help you travel as it's meant to be — easy, refreshing, and fun!

Archive for the ‘Homeowners Guide’ Category

We Are In 70+ Countries and Counting

You Told Us, We Listened

The Lowest 2.4% Credit Card Processing

Calendar Synchronization Tool

Reservation Confirmation: Accept, Reject, Discuss More

Automatic Damage Deposit Processing

Pro Plan: Links And Direct Contact Info

Pro Plus Plan: No Commission And Unlimited Listings For A Single Monthly Payment.

Testimonials

Last Minute Deals

Hints And Videos Are Added

Custom Cancellation Policy

Reply To Inquiry From The Email Inbox

Craigslist Ad Generator

We Love Our Unique Properties From All Around The World

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Don’t Wait to Update Your Vacation Rental Calendar: Time Blocking and Reservations

Time Blocking

Reservation on Guest’s behalf: You are Expecting Payment

Reservation on Friend’s Behalf

Reservation Payments

If you have any suggestion on how to make our reservation system better, please leave your feedback in comments!

Happy rentals!

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Don’t Wait to Reap the Benefits of Your Vacation Rentals: Get your own website!

1) Website name is unique

2) No competition

3) A Call to Action with a Book Now Button

4) Stay in Control with Real-Time Calendar

5) No limit on the most essential things: Photos, Reviews, Calendar

6) Organic Google Search Traffic – Yours Forever!

and of course, the social!

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A Guinea Pig at a Vacation Rental

Taking a different approach in property selection

Complete your analysis and start your own list

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Why keeping your calendar up to date is so important?

A New Calendar Synchronization Tool

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Vacation rentals inventory at Rentini just got even better, thanks to your participation!

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