Sharing your home in the sharing economy—and making a little money in the process—has never been easier.
Shared room or private room? Entire place or guest house? Find out how to prepare your home for each of Airbnb’s listing types, with tips from Superhosts around the world.
If you're interested in dipping your toes into the house-share economy, you'll need to know what renters are looking for. Sites like Airbnb, VRBO, HomeAway, Kid and Coe and FlipKey allow you to list your house, apartment or just a room to travelers looking for an alternative to hotels. Follow our tips to make your place stand out in the crowd.
If you’re looking for cost-effective accommodations, hot tips from locals, and ready-made friends, consider booking a shared Airbnb on your next trip.
Do you prefer sharing an apartment or living alone? Discover the pros and cons of both and find the perfect apartment, with ApartmentSearch.
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To make sure youre protected speak with your agent about your situation and participation in home-sharing websites before you sign up.
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