NJ Real Estate Larry Sarlo

Hospitality in our home in the face of COVID-19 As I write this letter I hope to find you and your family healthy and safe. I want you to feel confident I am committed to your safe stay with us and look forward to you coming to our home.   Our guests were booking their vacations with us far in advance of what they had in previous years, and all signs are pointed toward continued growth through 2020 and beyond. In light of our current challenging situation I wanted to contact you with some assurances and commitments we’ve made to you and your family’s safety while staying with us.   We have made new expectations about vacation rental cleaning standards. I want to share our procedures and seriousness we have taken in our changeover process and list of cleaning procedures to give you peace of mind.   This has been discussed with our cleaning staff and I want to ensure you we are taking all precautions and following CDC Guidelines for cleaning and disinfecting all areas o

A Complete Cleaning Checklist Template for your Vacation Rental House A cleaning checklist helps because it takes the guesswork out of the cleaning. Work in order of the list and you don’t have to figure out what needs to be cleaned and when it needs to be cleaned. The impact of a clean house What kind of impact does the cleanliness of your vacation houses really make on your rental business? Huge. It’s the #1 complaint. You must elevate your cleanliness standards to the pickest of guests. You must assume you are cleaning for the clean-freak guest. That means hiring quality and timely cleaners. Supplies you may need: The  cleanliness of your rental home  is one of the most common concerns of your guests. But before you get too overwhelmed, take a look at the list of  tools and products  you’ll always want to have on hand. 1.       A quality  vacuum  for carpets. 2.       A  microfiber mop  with both wet and dry pads for hardwood floors. 3.       Glass  cleaner.