01

Map the real turnover window

Use the time between guest departure and the next arrival, then subtract the time needed for access, inspection and any host tasks. Share that practical window rather than only the advertised check-in time.

02

Document the guest-ready standard

Describe how bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens and living areas should look. If linen, consumables or damage reporting are important, ask whether they can be included instead of assuming they form part of a basic clean.

03

Make access repeatable

Key safes, reception desks, parking and lift rules need a consistent plan. Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach apartments can have building-specific arrangements, so the process should be confirmed for the exact property.

04

Keep communication tied to the property

Use one property name or address reference, one current checklist and one contact method. Clear information helps everyone understand which listing, turnover and priority is being discussed.

The useful next step

A guide can help you prepare, but the quote still needs the real service, Gold Coast suburb, property and timing. Use LAP’s short survey when you are ready to share those details.