For owners
Vacation rental management in Puerto Rico
RentInPR is the oldest vacation-rental company in Puerto Rico. We have hosted guests on the island since 2015, we have been Airbnb Superhosts since 2020, and guests rate us 9.9 out of 10 across more than 20,000 reviews. If you own a home here, we can manage it for you or list it next to the hundreds of homes we already host.
- Hosting since 2015
- Superhost since 2020
- 9.9/10 from 20,000+ reviews
- Puerto Rico owned

Why owners choose us
Why Puerto Rico owners list their homes with us
Handing someone your home takes trust. Here is the record behind us.
More about us- The oldest vacation-rental company in Puerto RicoHosting guests on the island since 2015.
- Superhost since 2020Airbnb’s status for its top-rated, most reliable hosts.
- 9.9/10 from 20,000+ reviewsGuests’ scores across every platform since 2015.
- Award: Top host in Puerto RicoThe number one name in Puerto Rico vacation rentals.
- Puerto Rico ownedRun through Puerto Rico LLCs, fully legal and licensed.
- Hundreds of homesAcross Old San Juan, Santurce, San Juan, Carolina, Dorado, Condado and Luquillo.
Where guests find your home
Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com, plus guests who book direct
Our Airbnb management covers more than Airbnb. Every home we host is on Airbnb, Vrbo & Booking.com and here on rentinpr.com, where guests book direct with no platform service fee. On the platforms, the same stay costs guests up to 25% more.
- One calendar across every platform, checked live again before any booking is created, so a home is never sold twice.
- Dates held while the guest pays, and payment through a secure payment provider, so card details never touch our servers.
- Every review on this site says where the guest booked.
- Live dates and prices for every home appear in the feed we publish for AI assistants.
- A price match for guests: if the same stay costs less on Airbnb, Vrbo or Booking.com before they book, we match it.
| Airbnb | about 19% more |
|---|---|
| Vrbo | about 23% more |
| Booking.com | about 20% more |
| rentinpr.com | the direct rate |
One calendar across all four.
Management or a listing
Two ways to work with us
We manage it
The listing, the pricing, the guests and the upkeep, run by the team that runs the homes on this site.
Ask about managementYou run it, we list it
Your home goes on rentinpr.com next to the homes we host and takes direct bookings; you keep running it your way.
Ask about a listingNot sure which fits? Tell us about the home and we will talk it through.
Getting started
How it works
Tell us about your home
The form below takes a couple of minutes.
We talk it through
We call or email you to go over your home, your calendar and our fee, in English or Spanish.
Your home goes live
When we both agree, it goes on rentinpr.com.
The homes
Homes guests book with us
A few of the homes we host today, each one on this site and on the platforms.
Questions
Questions owners ask
What owners usually ask us first. For anything else, send the form below or call us.
What does RentInPR charge owners?
It depends on whether we manage your home or list it. We explain the fee in writing before you sign anything, and sending us your details costs nothing.
Which parts of Puerto Rico do you work in?
We list homes anywhere in Puerto Rico. We manage them in the areas where we host today: Old San Juan, Santurce, San Juan, Carolina, Dorado, Condado and Luquillo. Tell us where yours is and we will tell you honestly what we can take on.
Will my home be on Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com?
Every home we host is on Airbnb, Vrbo & Booking.com and on rentinpr.com, where guests book direct without a platform service fee.
How do guests pay?
Online, when they book, on a secure payment page. Card details never touch our servers. How the money reaches you is set out in writing when we agree to work together.
Is RentInPR licensed?
Yes. RentInPR is Puerto Rico owned, runs through Puerto Rico LLCs and is fully licensed.
How long have you been hosting?
Since 2015. We have been Airbnb Superhosts since 2020, and guests rate us 9.9 out of 10 across more than 20,000 reviews.
Do I need to register a short-term rental in Puerto Rico?
According to the Puerto Rico Tourism Company (checked September 2026), stays shorter than 90 consecutive days carry a 7% room occupancy tax, and owners who rent short term must register as innkeepers under Act 272 of 2003. We go through what applies to your home when we talk.
Do you work in Spanish?
Yes. We answer in English and Spanish.
Get in touch
Tell us about your home
It takes a couple of minutes. A person on our team reads every enquiry and replies by email or phone, in English or Spanish.




