They’re just another Airbnb and VRBO however they want to get a piece of the midterm rentals. I was excited to see the platform at first until I realized that they make both the guests and hosts give them form of payments. So they will hold onto your money whether you’re a guest or a host. That seems to be a sticky issue in one of the biggest problems with Airbnb and VRBO. The same headaches all over again they’re just trying a different way to get market share. You don’t even get the deposit until after the tenant is there and apparently 24 to 48 hours after they have arrived . If you want to charge an annual fee or a hosting fee, etc. that’s one thing and a true in-between that just connect host with tenant. Trying to be the payment processor is another attempt at a rental platform getting into the banking business.
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MiniStays is a booking platform designed to simplify mid-term rentals for stays of 30 days or longer. Built with transparency, affordability, and user experience at its core, MiniStays caters to professionals like traveling nurses, remote workers, and corporate travelers, as well as property owners looking to maximize their rental income.
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