[WSBARP] holdover, VRBO

[Rob Wilson-Hoss]

Client owns three short-term vacation rentals. Current customer has language
barrier, but transaction through VRBO with contract. Today was check-out, at
10:00 am. Customer left this morning but left all belongings in unit. Unit
rented for tonight to others. Customer not answering phones. Client can put
tonight's renters in an adjacent unit, but only for tonight.  Client doesn't
know what the intent of holdovers is, but needs the unit. 

 

Nothing specific in contract giving permission to box up and store
belongings in case of holdover. 

 

This has to be a common problem with hotels and motels, so, anyone with any
thoughts? Thanks much.

 

Rob

 

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