If asked by the host.
Hosts may require some documents
Quick guide
Why?
Since hosts have different objectives with their real estate, they also have different requirements. That’s why we have these options.
In most cases, specially for vacation rentals, hosts will not require any document, or maybe only ID.
Brief
Documents are submitted when doing a booking request. They may be:
– ID or Passport
– Proof of income
– Personal video (video cv)
Hosts may opt not to ask documents and request them only after approval via message (optional).
Note: the personal video will not be possible to provide via message.
You can attach several documents, PDF or images (jpg, png, gif).
ID or Passport
Id card from your country of residence is perfect. Scan both sides.
Or passport. Scan cover and relevant pages.
Host may ask also for your tax id on your country of residence.
Proof of income
May be asked for mid or long-term stays.
Salary statements for the last 3 months are normally sufficient. You can also submit your yearly IRS statement.
Alternatively, some hosts may accept bank statements for the last 3 – 6 months.
Also, some hosts may request a guarantor.
If you do not want to submit this information at the time of booking, for privacy reasons, in text box ‘Introduce yourself to the host’, you can explain your reasons.
Video cv
May be asked for long-term stays.
The personal video (video cv) is a feature unique to Tren-di. It’s the equivalent of having a short meeting with the host.
To create one: with your phone record a 5 min video of yourself. Talk a bit about you, your career, current job, income and why you would like to rent the property. Once done compress video to a lower size. Then upload it to Tren-di to your personal area. When doing a booking request simply select it.
For more details see Dashboard / Video cv. Read all technical details in Create Video.
