From first conversation to first guest

1. Show us the property

Send an address or listing link and tell us what you want to change: income, reviews, maintenance, a manager who isn't performing, a purchase you're considering. We look at the presentation, the reviews, the calendar, and the competition, and tell you what we see.

2. We settle fit early

Two things decide whether this works, so we cover them in the first conversation. The Wolf sets rates, minimum stays, and calendar settings, with full reporting. Owner use follows the policy in the agreement. If you want to approve prices or need a large share of the calendar for yourself, a different model will serve you better, and we'll say so.

3. Agree on the work and the costs

What the home needs before launch, what's worth doing, and what can wait. The fee, the separate costs, spending authority, and reporting. Rental eligibility, permits, and association questions get settled before anyone spends money.

4. A clean handoff

For a switch from another manager, we map every future reservation, the money already collected, guest communication, access, and your obligations under the old agreement. Listings and reviews don't automatically move between accounts; we tell you exactly what carries over before we promise a date.

5. Our team learns your house

The people answering guests and the people walking into the house work from the same record: entry, parking, equipment, quirks, known issues. Listing, pricing, and the housekeeping plan go live together. The first stays tell us what the instructions missed, and the loop that keeps our other homes at a 4.94 starts running on yours.

What could your home do with The Wolf?

Send us the property. We’ll look at the opportunity and follow up by email.