The Damage Deposit Waiver (DDW) covers accidental damage to your vacation home during your stay, so you don’t need to put down a separate security deposit. It’s included automatically in your online reservation, and the fee is non-refundable. The idea is simple: head home with vacation memories, not worries about repair costs or when a […]
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To book, we collect a 25% deposit (25% of rent, taxes and added fees such as cleaning, pet and damage-waiver fees), plus 100% of any insurance and HOA registration fees, at the time of reservation. If you book within 30 days of arrival, the full amount is due at the time of booking. All payments
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We accept Visa and Mastercard (credit or debit). We’re not able to accept American Express, Discover, Diners Club or JCB, and we don’t take checks, cash, PayPal or cryptocurrency. Splitting a payment across two cards is possible only for final payments over $2,500, requires manual processing and a small administration fee per payment. To add
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The most accurate availability and pricing is always right here on our website, and you can book your rental directly online. Before you finalize, you’ll see a draft rental agreement and a clear breakdown of all fees — no surprises. One quick note: the name on the reservation needs to match the name on the
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Every home is on a professional pest-control program. To keep mosquitoes and other insects out, please keep any windows or doors without screens closed. Some homes also have an outdoor misting system that helps keep mosquitoes away.
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Trash: in unincorporated Manatee County, pickup is usually on Tuesday (it varies by property and can shift around holidays — a good tip is to see when the neighbors put theirs out). All trash needs to go inside the gray can marked with the Manatee County logo. Extra bags or items left outside the can
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