Airbnb Property Management Toronto

Airbnb property management can include listing creation and optimization, pricing strategy, booking and calendar management, guest communication, check-in support, housekeeping coordination, maintenance coordination, and performance reporting. Explore our short-term rental management services to understand the available support, and review the exact services and package you choose. Before signing an agreement, confirm which services are included and whether cleaning, supplies, repairs, or other operating expenses are charged separately.

Guestable’s published starting rates are 5% for Revenue Management, 10% for Rental Marketing, and 15% for Full Service Management, calculated as a percentage of gross rental income. These are starting rates only; visit the Guestable pricing page for more details. The right service depends on how much support your property needs and which responsibilities you want to delegate.

Compare more than the headline management fee. Review each company’s pricing structure, listing and revenue management services, guest communication, cleaning and maintenance coordination, reporting, contract terms, and owner responsibilities. You should also confirm whether the provider understands Toronto’s short-term rental requirements and clarify which responsibilities remain with you as the property owner or operator.

Potential earnings depend on your property’s location, size, layout, condition, amenities, seasonality, eligible rental nights, and operating expenses. Management fees and other costs also affect the amount you may retain. Guestable can review your property’s details and discuss a personalized earning estimate, but any estimate represents potential performance rather than a guarantee of income, occupancy, bookings, or profitability.

Toronto permits regulated short-term rentals, but rentals lasting fewer than 28 consecutive days must meet the City’s requirements. Short-term rentals are permitted only in the operator’s principal residence, and the operator must register with the City. Condo rules, lease terms, and other applicable requirements must also be considered. Hiring a property management company does not remove these obligations.

Review the City of Toronto’s short-term rental rules before listing your property.

Toronto’s short-term rental rules do not permit an additional investment property to be operated as a short-term rental simply because a management company handles the day-to-day work. The property must meet the principal residence requirement, and the operator must satisfy the City’s registration rules. Secondary or investment properties may be rented long-term, subject to the requirements that apply to the property and rental arrangement.

Check the City’s official eligibility guidance to determine which rules apply to your situation.

An eligible operator registered to rent out their entire principal residence can rent out the entire dwelling for up to 180 nights per calendar year. Different restrictions apply to partial-unit rentals, including which rooms can be advertised and whether the operator must remain in the home. Owners should confirm that their rental plans match the type of registration issued by the City.

Read the City’s short-term rental operator requirements for the complete rules.

For 2026, the City of Toronto’s short-term rental registration fee is $390, and registration is valid for one year once approved. The renewal fee is subject to an annual increase, so check the City of Toronto’s official website for the latest fee before renewing.The applicable Municipal Accommodation Tax (MAT) rate returned to 6% for stays beginning August 1, 2026, following the end of the temporary 8.5% rate increase.

Registered operators must collect and remit the applicable MAT and submit reports for each reporting period, even if a booking platform collected the tax or no tax was collected during the period. Operators should check the City’s current reporting and payment instructions.

See the official registration and renewal requirements and Municipal Accommodation Tax guidance.

No. The City requires the short-term rental operator to complete the registration themselves; another person or organization cannot register on their behalf. You should confirm your eligibility and complete the City’s registration process before operating your rental. Guestable’s management services are separate from the City’s registration process.

Guestable offers management for both short-term and mid-term furnished rentals, including stays of 28 consecutive days or longer. The appropriate rental approach depends on your property, target guests, service needs, and applicable requirements. Longer stays should not automatically be treated as exempt from other legal, tax, building, or lease obligations. Discuss your intended rental arrangement with Guestable before deciding which service is suitable.

We manage standalone houses, townhomes, and condos across the city. Also, our team matches our operational style to your specific property type.

Yes, our remote systems allow us to manage your home while you live anywhere in the world. We handle all on-site needs, cleaning crews, and maintenance coordination locally.