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Rent Responsibly is the community building and education platform for local short-term rental alliances. Our tools and alliance management services equip local leaders to build successful, self-sustaining organizations of short-term rental hosts, managers and all other stakeholders. We make it easy for leaders and members to connect, collaborate, solve common challenges, advocate for themselves, steward their communities, and rent responsibly.

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November 2021 Newsletter: Celebrating The Amazing Women of Short-Term Rentals

Appreciation can make a day — even change a life. Your willingness to put it into words is all that is necessary.Margaret Cousins, Suffragist Somehow it's already Thanksgiving again. To say we are grateful for the job we get to do and the people we get to work...

Rent Responsibly and College of Charleston Launch Nationwide Survey on the State of Short Term Rentals

First-of-Its-Kind Research Explores How the State of Short-Term Rental Operators and Local Government Staff Can Work Better Together for More Effective Regulatory Outcomes US, Nov. 8, 2021 – Today, Rent Responsibly and the College of Charleston launched the State of...

October 2021 Newsletter: The Magic of “Yes, And”

The Magic of "Yes, And" Lately, I’ve been on a binge of comedy podcasts and the British version of the improv show Whose Line Is It Anyway? It seems as if nearly every comedian got his or her start in improv. There’s something beautiful about this...

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Angie Leone: Always Something to Give

Angie Leone embodies the Aloha Spirit. She and her team at Coconut Condos in West Maui are finding new ways to keep giving back to the local, national and international community during Covid-19 as they eagerly await the reopening of Maui’s tourism industry.

Michael and Krysten Sjogren: Creating Quality Time for What Matters Most

After having been at Boston Children’s Hospital for over three weeks with his son, Caiden, Michael Sjogren realized he had burned through all of his time off, but the hospital bills were continuing to pile up. “At a time when my son and my wife needed me the most, I had to leave them and go back to my cubicle so I could earn a paycheck to support them,” he said. “That pain as a man and a dad and a husband was the worst pain I’ve ever felt. That day I made a declaration that I would find a way to build a business that would give my family the income that we needed without sacrificing our most precious asset: our time.”

True North Points the Way in Traverse City

Christian Gissing of True North Property Management in Traverse City found opportunity in the chaos of Covid-19, creating new ways to keep his staff employed, housing local families displaced by a hotel foreclosure, and implementing welcoming touches for guests to remind them – and all of us – how essential vacations truly are.

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