Creating Property Collections

Property collections allow you to manage multiple properties together, sharing settings and configurations across properties.

What Are Property Collections?

Property collections let you:

• Manage multiple properties - Organize properties together
• Share settings - Apply common configurations
• Simplify management - Update multiple properties at once
• Group related properties - Organize by location, type, or purpose

When to Use Property Collections

Property collections are useful when you have:

• Multiple properties in the same location
• Properties with similar settings
• Properties you want to manage together
• Shared amenities or policies

Creating a Property Collection

1. Navigate to Property Collections - Go to your Host Dashboard
2. Click "Create Property Collection" - Start creating a new collection
3. Enter collection name - Give your collection a descriptive name
4. Add properties - Select properties to include in the collection
5. Configure shared settings - Set up shared configurations
6. Save - Create the property collection

Collection Settings

Shared Settings

Properties in a collection can share:

• Pricing rules
• Availability settings
• House rules
• Cancellation policies
• And more

Individual Settings

Each property can still have:

• Unique photos
• Individual descriptions
• Property-specific details
• Custom pricing overrides

Managing Property Collections

Adding Properties

• Add properties when creating the collection
• Add properties later from collection settings
• Properties can belong to multiple collections

Removing Properties

• Remove properties from collection settings
• Properties remain in Haven, just removed from collection
• Individual settings are preserved

Editing Collections

• Change collection name
• Modify shared settings
• Add or remove properties
• Update configurations

Best Practices

1. Organize logically - Put properties together that make sense
2. Use descriptive names - Make collections easy to identify
3. Review regularly - Ensure collections still make sense
4. Consider individual needs - Not all properties need to share everything

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