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Key points
- An owner should know at any moment how their rental is doing: arrivals, departures, payments received.
- Reporting is not an end-of-year summary: it is ongoing, all year round.
- Income should go straight into the owner’s account, with clear invoicing.
- Short-term rental rules change often, and vary from one town to the next.
Handing your home over to a concierge means accepting that you will no longer see everything yourself. It does not mean you stop knowing what is going on. How many bookings are coming up next month? What has already been paid? Who pays for what? An owner should be able to answer these questions at any time, without having to ask. That is what reporting is for.
Knowing where things stand at any time
Good reporting gives owners a full view of their rental across the year: arrivals and departures, past and upcoming payments, money already received and money still to come. With that information, they can plan ahead: block a week for themselves, schedule works, prepare their tax returns.
Without it, they are flying blind, and only see the figures when it is too late to act.
Tracking that never stops
Reporting is not a document sent once a year. It is ongoing, moving at the same pace as the bookings. Owners should be able to look at their listings and bookings whenever they like, using the tools the concierge provides.
An owner should insist on seeing absolutely everything that happens in their home.
The Yes Conciergerie team
What an owner is entitled to expect
Before handing over your home, three things are worth checking:
- Seeing your listings and bookings. Online access, kept up to date, with no need to ask.
- Getting paid directly into your account. Rental income goes to the owner, not into an intermediary account they cannot see.
- Clear invoicing. The owner knows exactly who pays for what and how they are invoiced.
That is what avoids unpleasant surprises, both on payments and on the declarations to be made to the local council.
How much would your home earn, with the figures to back it up?
Estimate my incomeRules that keep changing
Short-term rental regulations are constantly evolving. The number of nights you can let, the declarations you have to make, the rules on change of use: all of this can vary from one town to the next, and change from one year to another, particularly after a local election.
Owners on their own rarely have time to keep up with these changes. That is why a serious concierge keeps watch for them, with a specialist lawyer, and keeps them regularly informed of what is changing in their town.
How Yes Conciergerie keeps you informed
At Yes Conciergerie, every owner has an online space where they can follow, all year round, arrivals and departures, payments already received and those still to come. Income goes straight into your account, and invoicing sets out who pays for what.
We also keep track of regulations with a specialist lawyer and let you know about any changes that affect your town. See how we take care of your short-term rental from start to finish.
Frequently asked questions about owner reporting
What should good reporting include?
Arrivals and departures, payments already received and still to come, and invoicing that clearly shows who pays for what, all available to view at any time.
Does the income go into my account?
Yes. With Yes Conciergerie, the income from your rental is paid directly into your account.
How can I keep up with changing regulations?
The rules vary from one town to the next and change often. Yes Conciergerie keeps watch with a specialist lawyer and keeps its owners regularly informed.
Can I see my bookings at any time?
Yes. Your online space shows your bookings, arrivals and payments all year round.
Further reading
Good reporting also covers the upkeep of your home: read our article on off-season upkeep. To find out what your home could earn, try our rental income estimator in Tignes.
How much could your property earn?
An estimate of your short-term rental income, based on your address.
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