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A person sent or authorized to represent others, in particular an elected representative sent to a conference.

late payment of host fees by OTAs

The standard base rate for your property that will always be applied, unless there is a seasonal or weekend rate.

A written and filed right to have complete access to a certain property. For example, if you purchase property near a lake but not on the shorefront, your house might have deeded access through the neighboring land to get to the lake.

using one manufacturer coupon and one store coupon on the purchase of a single item.

Someone who makes a living putting together property deals, which they then sell to property investors

Someone who calculate potential real estate investments quickly and easily even if you are a beginner.

A non-refundable fee that some owners collect in lieu of a damage deposit. Usually, damage waivers are significantly less than damage deposits, around $25-$100, depending on the property.

A product that the traveler purchases, usually when paying for their booking. This one-off insurance cost is around $50 to $100 per stay and is bought instead of leaving a damage deposit.

Sometimes called a breakage deposit or security deposit. This is a refundable sum of money (typically around $200 or 10% of the rental rate) which a property owner collects from their guests in addition to the total booking amount. The deposit guarantees that guests return the property in the same condition they found it. In