10/28/2026
Airbnb’s new house rules take effect for reservations booked on or after November 20, and most of the conversation has been about dishes and stripped beds.
The bigger changes for vacation rental managers and co-hosts? Hosts generally can no longer require separate rental agreements or collect guest IDs.
Those two tools work together. A rental agreement documents what the guest agreed to. An ID confirms who that guest actually is. Without them, managers have less protection when something goes wrong, but their responsibility to homeowners stays the same.
We broke down what’s changing, which exceptions may apply, and what managers can do now to protect their owners and their business. 👇
https://www.wister.insure/blog/airbnb-house-rules-guest-screening-rental-agreements?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=airbnb_houserules_october26&utm_content=caption_link