Hudson Valley · Catskills · Berkshires
See if your home is a fit.
Full-service Airbnb and vacation rental management, from daily pricing and guest messages to property care and monthly reporting.
We take on a small number of new homes each season. Now reviewing homes for spring 2027.
Justin reviews each inquiry himself and replies within 3 business days.
Homes we manage
- Whole homes, typically with three or more bedrooms, that are ready for guests or have an owner willing to prepare them.
- Homes in places with strong year-round demand.
- Owners who want full-service management and can make the home available at least 180 nights a year. You can plan your own stays around confirmed guest bookings.
- Your home is in an area we serve and can reach for property care. Start with Ulster County, the Catskills or the Berkshires.
- You are comfortable with the published commission, monthly fee and onboarding fee.
We review the location, condition, rental plans and local requirements before deciding whether a home is a fit. If it isn't, we'll say so.
What we handle. What you control.
Haus runs the day to day
- Daily pricing and booking management, using our published pricing approach.
- Listing setup and optimization, guest communication, and coordination of each stay.
- Housekeeping, supplies and maintenance coordination with your vendors or ours.
- Monthly statements showing revenue, fees, expenses and payouts.
You keep your listing and can see your bookings
- Your Airbnb listing stays yours.
- You can check the booking calendar between statements.
- Your agreement sets the terms for your own stays and property decisions.
- You can end the agreement with 60 days' written notice. See the conditions for existing bookings and fees.
Our 33-question checklist covers pricing, costs, reporting, repairs and exit terms.
What Haus charges
25% of the rent your home collects, after guest-paid taxes and platform fees, $250 to $400 per month by home size, and a one-time $1,500 onboarding fee.
Vendor invoices, supplies and optional furnishing or design projects are separate. Guests pay for cleaning after their stays. The fees page explains additional charges and shows how the fees work in an example year.
“Your honesty is exactly why I wanted you running the house. I'd recommend you to anyone up here without hesitation.”
Hudson Valley owner
What to include in your inquiry
Tell us where it is, how it rents today, and when you want to use it. Justin reviews the fit before preparing a projection.
What to look for in a projectionTell us about your home
We take on a small number of new homes each season. Now reviewing homes for spring 2027. If it's a fit, we'll walk through the numbers together on a call.
We received your inquiry.
Justin reviews each inquiry himself and replies within 3 business days. If your home is a fit, he'll invite you to a call to discuss projected income, fees and how you'd like to use your home.
Email us at [email protected].
Where each rental dollar goes
Illustrative owner statement · $6,600 rental revenue
The same month, in dollars.
Rental revenue here is after platform fees and lodging taxes. Property expenses and the monthly fee determine the split for each month.
From first reply to first stay
Tell us about the home
Your location, property details and rental plans give Justin a starting point. Justin reviews each inquiry himself and replies within 3 business days.
Review the projection and agreement
If the home is a fit, Justin prepares a projection using market data and comparable homes. You review the fees, owner use and agreement before deciding.
Prepare the listing
Onboarding includes setup, inventory, staging coordination, listing work and photography coordination. Timing depends on what your home needs and its existing bookings.
Before the first stay
What if I already have a manager?
Start with the listing account, your agreement and future bookings. Agree who handles each stay before changing access. Our manager handover guide covers the details.
What does the home need before launch?
Readiness depends on the home's condition, access, supplies, photos and local requirements. Haus coordinates setup and listing work; repairs, consumables and optional furnishing projects are separate costs. Use our rent-ready checklist to prepare.
How should I plan my own stays?
Start by marking the dates you want to use the home, then review the remaining rental availability with us. Haus asks that the home be available to rent at least 180 nights a year. Your agreement and confirmed guest bookings govern scheduling; available nights are not a promise of booked nights.