A ready-to-use, lawyer-vetted contract between a property owner and a co-host or property manager — covering revenue split, access, guest handling, and termination, drafted for Kenyan short-term rental arrangements.
Not a generic contract with "Airbnb" swapped in. Every clause is written for the specific mess that owner–co-host arrangements run into — from who holds the listing account to what happens when a guest damages the unit.
Spells out exactly which tasks — listing, pricing, guest communication, turnovers — sit with the co-host, so nothing is assumed.
A clear percentage split, payout frequency, and how pass-through costs like cleaning are reimbursed.
Settles who owns the Airbnb/Booking.com account and listing history — the clause most partnerships forget until it's too late.
Covers keys, smart-lock codes, and what happens the moment access needs to be revoked.
A process for inspections, guest damage claims, and who absorbs costs the platform doesn't cover.
Notice periods, breach conditions, and a clean handover of bookings, funds, and access if the arrangement ends.
This template was reviewed clause by clause against Kenyan contract and property practice before it went on sale — so you're working from language that holds up, not a generic template translated from another country's rental market.