Your furnished place, let by the month. Without the re-advertising.
For owners of a furnished apartment, house or cottage. We find the guests who stay a month or more, take the bookings and the questions, and keep the place full between them, on an agreement that runs month to month. Every fee is set out in your personal proposal, and a month-long stay carries the same rate as any other.
Past 30 nights, the short-term rental rules don’t apply.
Nova Scotia’s registration law treats a stay of 28 consecutive days or less as a short-term rental, and most municipal by-laws draw the same line. A few draw theirs at 30 days: Lunenburg, Middleton, Annapolis Royal, and the districts of Digby and Guysborough. A stay of 31 nights or more is past every line on our rules pages, and a home that also takes shorter stays still registers for them. In most of Halifax’s residential zones a whole home can be let by the night only when it is the operator’s primary residence; one that isn’t can still be let by the month. A marketing levy follows each municipality’s own by-law.
THE RULES, WITH THEIR SOURCES · NOVA SCOTIA → · HALIFAX → · YOUR MUNICIPALITY →
The month, as it lets.
What furnished places let for by the month, area by area, from Nova Scotia’s rental ads, sits beside long-term lets on our short-term, month-long or long-term page.
SHORT STAYS, BY THE MONTH OR LONG-TERM: WHAT EACH LETS FOR →
We run the whole place
FULL MANAGEMENTThe guests, the bookings, the turnovers, the cleaning and the monthly statement, within ~90 minutes of Halifax.
Further out, or keeping the house work?
CO-HOSTINGCo-hosting runs the listing, the pricing and every guest message anywhere in Nova Scotia, and the turnovers and the upkeep stay yours. Casa Channels runs the listing and the price alone.
Tell us about the place. We’ll tell you how it would let.
Where it is, how many bedrooms, and when it’s free. A real person replies within one business day — and if another way of letting it suits you better, we’ll say so.