Take-home by month
Your chart appears here after your first stays.
Your home
Next guests
Your earnings
When the money arrived
The same take-home, counted in the month each stay began. A long stay that starts at the end of one month puts all its money in that month, so the next can look light.
Occupancy
Share of nights open to guests that were booked. Nights you blocked for yourself are left out.
Compared with similar homes
Month by month
Management fee
Monthly statements
One statement per month: what reached you, what you kept, and anything billed. Open a month for the full PDF.
Where your guests came from
Why guests visit
How guests book
π Smart locks
π Floor plans
π‘οΈ Heating, cooling & lighting
π§½ Filters & upkeep
"Not logged yet" means we haven't recorded this one here yet, not that it's been missed.
π¨ Smoke & CO alarms
π οΈ Improvements
π§Ί Supplies to keep on hand
- The checklist of what a guest-ready home needs: linens, kitchen basics, bathroom stock and cleaning supplies.Open β
On hand
Recent drops
| Date | Item | Type | Amount | Billing |
|---|
- Billed to you
- Goes on your statement
- No charge
- Covered by Weatherwood
- Paid on your card
- Already paid by you; listed for the record
Seattle short-term rental license
Renewal reminders
We'll remind you 60, 30, 14 and 7 days before your license expires, and once more if it lapses. Reminders stop on their own once you've renewed.