Immediately After Your STR Closing

The access to the home will be sorted at close by the TC team and agent, typically a lockbox or keypad code will be left on the home. OR the keys will be left at title for pick up.

Your property manager will arrange for the locks and codes to be changed post closing.

Arrange utility accounts before closing with an effective date matching the agreed possession date, commonly closing or immediately afterward. Confirm the timing with title and the seller to avoid interruption, and use the transaction coordinator's setup guide.

The property manager will take over at closing, if you’ve signed the agreement with them.

The goal is to have the PM fully ready to go BEFORE closing! So that you hit the ground running.

Once ownership and possession have transferred, arrange access through the owner or manager. Respect any existing guest stays, seller possession agreement and contractor requirements. Pre-close access needs the seller's authorization.

Check eligibility and required steps before going under contract. Some applications need proof of ownership and therefore begin at or after closing; others can be started earlier. Follow the local authority's process and obtain required approvals before accepting guests.

After ownership and possession transfer, required permits and approvals are in place, and access is compatible with any existing reservations. Confirm contractor licensing, insurance and the scope before work begins.

The path usually includes access and utility transfers, repairs and permitted improvements, furnishing and design, inspections or licenses, photography, listing setup and management handoff.

BNB Accelerator's planning range in this client FAQ is typically 60 to 90 days after closing when meaningful work is required. A rental-ready property can launch sooner, while major construction, permits or vendor delays can take longer. Use a property-specific schedule rather than treating the range as a guarantee.