Managing a short-term property rental is time consuming and hard work. Hosting your Airbnb is a full-time job, and one where you’re on-call 24 hours a day, juggling your property listings, arranging professional photography, managing the property’s cleaning, washing/linen, replenishing stock, managing bookings, and dealing with guests and their enquiries. 

When it comes to property rentals, there are generally two options – long-term rentals, which are typically 12 months and longer, and short-term rentals that range from a day to a week, with some up to six months. While both offer returns, to decide which option is best for you let’s consider the pros and cons of each.

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