Legal
Homeowner & Property Manager Agreement
Supplement to General Terms; acceptance required before Hosting activation. Legal entity and date: November 1, 2026.
Note: Agreement acceptance happens during partner onboarding. No acceptance is recorded on this page.
1. Eligibility and authorization
Homeowners represent that they own the listed property or otherwise possess valid rental authority. Property managers represent that they have current, documented owner authorization identifying the specific property and authorized activities. REVIAQO Stays may verify authorization, request renewal and disable access when it expires or is revoked.
2. Independent property operations
Owners/managers—not REVIAQO Stays—are the responsible rental operators. They control listings, rate-setting, minimum nights, blocked dates, availability, booking approval settings, house rules, occupancy, check-in/out, maintenance, cleaning and guest-property communications. REVIAQO Stays provides tools; it does not take possession or control of the property.
3. Listings and accurate inventory
Partners must keep calendars, pricing, amenities, mandatory charges, safety disclosures, property restrictions and photographs accurate. They must not list properties prohibited by owner contracts, HOA/condo rules, law, permitting or insurance. When external calendar feeds are offered, partners remain responsible for resolving sync failures and avoiding double bookings.
4. Commission and listing fees
Listing a property is free. REVIAQO Stays earns 5% of the defined commissionable amount on each qualifying completed booking, assessed against the owner/manager side. No upfront listing charge and no REVIAQO guest platform fee.
5. Booking and cancellation decisions
Partners determine whether a listing uses instant-booking or request-to-book, subject to platform eligibility and law. Confirmed bookings and cancellation obligations are governed by the disclosed policy accepted at booking. Partners may not unilaterally impose undisclosed guest fees or cancellation conditions.
6. Safety, licensing, taxes and insurance
Partners are responsible for applicable Florida DBPR licenses where required, local registrations/zoning, lodging and sales taxes as allocated by law, building/fire/pool safety, disclosures, insurance and accessibility/anti-discrimination duties. REVIAQO may require evidence but does not guarantee independent compliance.
7. Manager privileges and revocation
Each manager’s access is scoped to particular properties and permissions. Owners can revoke or change authorization using the verified platform process. Revocation must restrict future actions promptly, preserve relevant audit records and not silently modify past contractual obligations.
8. Property access for third-party services
Platform concierge requests normally flow to REVIAQO operations. For property-entry or rule-sensitive work, the current authorized owner/manager must explicitly approve as applicable. Approval does not convert REVIAQO into the property manager. Access information supplied to vendors must be limited to what is necessary and appropriate.
9. Earnings, payouts and reporting
Payouts and commission deductions follow the payment-provider arrangement disclosed to the partner.
10. Breach, delisting and termination
Listings may be restricted for missing authorization, legal noncompliance, fraudulent content, repeated failure to honor reservations or serious safety risk, subject to applicable law and fair notice. Offboarding and data retention must be documented. Contact hosts@reviaqostays.com.