VRMA Arrival

More Than Software: Why People Still Choose OwnerRez

By Paul Waldschmidt | 8/10/2026

OwnerRez has grown by focusing on more than technology. Built by vacation rental professionals, the platform combines deep channel integrations and flexible software with a people-first philosophy that prioritizes customer satisfaction and trust. OwnerRez is designed to help property managers streamline operations and build stronger, more sustainable businesses.

The Importance of Curb Appeal

By Terry Gore | 8/7/2026

Brought to you by VRHP: There is the old saying, “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” Most opinions are made within three seconds of initial sighting. Upon arrival at a vacation rental property, guests subconsciously judge the care level, advertising accuracy, value, and more. Once made, changing these judgments are difficult, if not impossible. This is why curb appeal is important.

Summer Pests: Prevention Is Key for Successful Short-Term Rentals

By Caio Pavanelli | 8/7/2026

Brought to you by VRHP: By following simple prevention tips and educating both your team and guests, you can create a pleasant and pest-free environment, avoiding discomfort or bad reviews from your guests.

Cleaning Infrastructure: The Missing Link Between Guest Experience and Operational Performance

By Jessyca Sarro | 8/7/2026

Brought to you by VRHP: When discussing success in short-term rentals, most conversations focus on location, design, amenities, pricing strategy, or technology. While these elements certainly influence booking performance, they do not sustain operational consistency on their own.

World Cup Full Recap: $276.7M in Added Revenue, Higher Rates, Supply Kept Occupancy in Check

By Linda Rollins | 8/3/2026

All told, the World Cup was a success for short-term rental owners. Across the 16 host cities, short-term rentals generated $1.33 billion in total revenue during the 39-day tournament, a 26% increase over the previous year. The vast majority of that extra revenue was generated from higher nightly rates—not additional occupancy—as extra supply actually drove down occupancy rates in most markets.