Let’s talk about your chalet. — Assess your chalet or condo in the Outaouais

The commission starts at 25% of the revenue generated and covers the entire operation. A chalet costs more to run than an apartment: several bedrooms, a hot tub, grounds, seasonal equipment and distances. The exact rate is confirmed after the audit. Repair costs remain yours.

It depends entirely on where it is. In Ottawa, short-term rental is restricted to the host's principal residence, except in rural areas where a cottage rental permit exists. In Quebec, CITQ registration is mandatory. And a condominium may forbid it regardless of municipal rules. We check your specific case during the audit.

Yes, on distribution. Marketing is centralized and run by us: that is what prevents calendar overlaps and double bookings, and what makes real pricing control possible.

The commitment period and exit terms are written into the contract, before the first booking. [TO BE COMPLETED]

We do. Water checks between stays, seasonal opening and closing, coordinating snow clearing of the driveway: it is built into our organization. How it is billed is set out at the audit.

Guest screening and explicit house rules exist first and foremost to prevent it. If an incident occurs, we assess it, document it, activate the protections the platform provides and coordinate the repairs.

Yes. You block the dates you need. The earlier we know them, the better we can build the season around them, and winter weekends book far in advance.

We don't give a figure before we've seen it. Any serious estimate depends on the area, the amenities, winter access and the immediate competition. That is precisely what the audit is for.

We stay in the Outaouais, Gatineau and Ottawa, deliberately. Real local roots are worth more than a presence spread thin across the province.