Damage Deposits and Protection

Damage Protection for Your Property: How Texas Corporate Homes Safeguards Your Investment

At Texas Corporate Homes, protecting your property is our top priority. Whether it's a traveling nurse, a relocating family, or someone displaced by an insurance claim, every mid-term guest reservation comes with built-in layers of damage protection. Here’s a breakdown of how we ensure your home is covered:


✅ 1. Security Deposits (Cash We Collect)

We collect a refundable cash deposit from most guests before move-in. This gives us immediate recourse for covering damage, missing items, or excessive wear and tear.

✅ 2. Deposit Holds (Credit Card Holds)

In some cases, especially for bookings made through select platforms, we place a temporary hold on the guest’s credit card instead of collecting cash. This still gives us the ability to recover costs quickly if needed.

✅ 3. Damage Insurance Coverage (We Buy It – You Don’t Pay)

Every reservation booked directly or through partner channels includes damage insurance coverage paid for by us. This policy covers accidental damage beyond the deposit amount—at no additional cost to you. It’s just one of the ways we go above and beyond.

✅ 4. Platform Booking Coverage (Like Airbnb’s AirCover)

When guests book through platforms like Airbnb, your home is protected by the platform’s host guarantee (e.g., Airbnb’s AirCover). We still layer this with our own deposit and insurance protocols to double up on coverage.


🔒 You're Always Covered by At Least Two Layers

We never let a guest check in without your property being protected by at least two of these four types of damage protection. Most commonly, it’s a cash deposit and damage insurance, giving you broad and reliable coverage.


🧾 After Checkout: How We Handle Damages

At the end of each stay, our team performs a detailed review. If anything is missing, damaged, or not left in expected condition, we act immediately to collect from the guest.

👉 Learn about our Post-Checkout Clean and Inspection Process.

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