Wondering what it’s like to list your rental property as a short stay rental and where to even start? It can be a little overwhelming, but with a team of experts behind you, it is much easier to navigate.

But don’t take our word for it! G.F and M.D from Braddon have listed their property with Guested, Independent Property Group’s short stay property management service, and here’s what they have to say about their experience.

Guested is a full-service solution that does all that and more. With the backing of Independent Property Group’s 60 years of experience in the Canberra market, our expert short stay property managers are on the ground to help make every step of the short stay process seamless and enjoyable.

But you don’t have to take our word for it! We had a chat with one of our short-stay owners about his experience with Guested.

Canberra sits in high authority as an established hub for accommodation demand – from our government sector, tertiary institutions, defence base, business travelers and holiday goers. This constant need puts us in a great position to take advantage of visitors needing a place for short-stay.

Airbnb cleaning can be a tiresome process, whether doing it yourself or sourcing a professional. At Guested, we are property management professionals and have the tips and solutions to finding the best way to ensure your property is looking superior to others.

Looking for a way to increase your wealth on your investment property but haven’t found the right way? Consider short-stay renting and your returns could reach 30% higher than long term. Increasing your profit is only the start but having the easer of using your property and advantage of seasonal demand also offer charming appeal. Read more to see how you can take advantage of short-stay.

Many property investors are turning to short-term rental to increase their return compared to long-term leasing. The Canberra market is proving to be a lucrative direction to point your investment property, with the need for short-stay more prevalent than ever. A growing tourism sector beckons accommodation availability, and homeowners are seeking to take advantage of this.