A property manager or co-host account means Tampa STR Cleaning schedules and bills across an entire portfolio through one contact instead of a separate call for each listing. It covers all six areas the business serves, runs on the business's Monday–Saturday hours, and is built for managers juggling more units than a single-property owner ever has to.
A property manager running six listings doesn't call six separate times to book six turnovers — a manager or co-host account puts every property on one schedule, with one contact and one invoice, across all six areas Tampa STR Cleaning covers. The alternative — one owner-style relationship per unit — falls apart fast once a portfolio gets past two or three properties.
Account setup happens by phone, not on a self-serve form, during the hours the business is open — Monday through Saturday, with Sundays off. From there, bookings can come in per-property as calendars update, rather than manager and cleaner re-negotiating terms every time a new listing joins the portfolio.
How does billing work across multiple properties?
Each property still gets billed for what it actually needs — a two-bedroom condo and a five-bedroom house on the same account don't get charged the same rate just because one invoice covers both. What consolidates is the paperwork and the point of contact, not the pricing per unit.
What happens when a co-host adds or drops a listing?
A portfolio account isn't locked to a fixed unit count. Adding a new listing means giving Tampa STR Cleaning the address and the calendar link; dropping one just means it stops appearing on the schedule. Neither requires renegotiating the whole account.
Why would a manager trust one cleaning company with an entire portfolio?
Concentrating every property with one vendor is a real risk if that vendor is inconsistent — a manager is trusting one team's judgment across every listing, not just one. Tampa STR Cleaning's Google rating sits at 4.9 from 37 reviews, which is the kind of track record worth checking before handing over six properties instead of one.
Do you work with property management companies and co-hosts, or only individual owners?
Both — a portfolio account is set up specifically for managers and co-hosts running multiple listings, alongside individual owner accounts for a single property. The scheduling and billing structure is what changes, not the cleaning itself.
Can one account cover properties in different parts of Tampa?
Yes, as long as they fall within the six areas Tampa STR Cleaning serves. Properties outside that footprint would need to be checked against the service area before they're added to an account.
Is there a minimum number of properties to set up a manager account?
No fixed minimum — the account exists to simplify scheduling once a manager has more than one listing, so it's worth setting up at two properties as much as twenty.