Using the property membership role - examples.

The Seasonal Ski Lease

Popular in the Lake Tahoe area, winter long ski lease cabins are a great way to maintain consistent rental income all winter and not have to worry about nightly maintenance or ever-changing short term rental regulations.

As an example: Let's say a group of friends rents your amazing 2 bedroom slope-side cabin, splitting the six month rental between four couples. Obviously not everyone can stay at the same time, despite the reasonably comfy sofa bed. But that’s ok, they can all easily see who’s there and schedule ahead by sleeping space for the weekends they really want and whoever schedules last gets the couch, or get’s left out. You’re getting paid the same amount anyway for the monthly membership. If you choose to allow it, members can also invite Guests to the property under your created Guest Role. This lets your members easily include friends and family that can schedule stays with whatever rules or prices you’ve set for regular nightly guest stays.

When the membership ends, any guests invited by that member also lose access to your property. Next season you can simply offer a new membership and everything is already ready to go.

FYI: You can also use Stayy for scheduling and guest payments as the person or group leasing the property. Making this kind of scheduling - between loosely connected friend groups - easy was one of the reasons why we started building Stayy in the first place.

Shared or co-owned vacation property

When sharing property with a large family, it’s good to know everyone is on the same page. Instead of giving everyone in the family manager access where they can all mess with settings and all have the same access to invited guests and pricing changes. You can simply create a property memberships role and invite primary family members to be members. Like your brother and sister both might become members of your property, paying their reasonable monthly share, and they can then invite their significant other, children, in-laws, and friends… as regular guests of the property.