FAQs

Co-hosts help owners take care of their properties and their guests.

A property management company requires your Airbnb listing to be under their account. This is an old-school model that doesn't work in the highly competitive Airbnb market in Montana.

There are hundreds of homes with their own identity hosted by unique and cool individuals (hey, that’s you!). With CoHo Collective, we will lean into what makes your listing unique; after all, it is YOUR property.

The common misconception is that managing a vacation rental is a passive income stream.

The reality is that an optimized vacation rental is challenging to maintain on your own, especially when you are balancing family, work, travel, and hobbies.

Your time matters. How do you want to spend it?

We provide services to property owners in Bozeman, Gallatin Gateway, Four Corners, Belgrade, Livingston, and Paradise Valley.

Fun fact — our Airbnb property, The Juniper House, is in Paradise Valley!

We co-host homes, townhouses, and guesthouses. We also love to co-host unique stays like yurts, geodesic domes, wall tents, and silos.

We collect a percentage of the nightly rate when you are paid out as the host. We don’t make money unless you do!

We are co-hosts. Unlike property management groups, you are always listed as the owner of your property, your guest reviews belong to you, and you receive payouts in real-time.

You can read more about the difference between co-hosting and property management here.