Support clients between addresses
Add a furnished housing option when a closing, relocation, or home repair creates a gap of a month or longer.
FOR REAL ESTATE BROKERS
A housing partner for your next client.
Help clients bridge a move, arrange a 30+ night furnished stay, or introduce an owner’s property. Discuss a referral partnership with a team focused on Greater Seattle.
Discuss a referralCompare the three ways to work together ↓
CLIENTS & PROPERTIESOne local conversation.
A clear next step.
A clear next step.
Bring an owner another option
Introduce homes that may suit furnished rental management, with the owner’s goals and permission guiding the conversation.
Agree referral terms upfront
Clarify your role, any eligible compensation, and the payment trigger before proceeding with an introduction.
CHOOSE YOUR PATH
Three introductions. Different roles.
Choose the relationship that matches how you want to work with the client or owner.
01STAY INVOLVED
Represent a renter
Help your client find furnished housing during a relocation, an extended assignment, or the gap between homes.
- What to share
- Dates, budget, preferred area, household needs, and your role as their representative.
- What happens next
- Coordinate suitable options and booking details with the STAYOO team and your client.
02MAKE AN INTRODUCTION
Refer a guest
Introduce someone who needs a home for 30 nights or longer and wants our team to handle the housing conversation.
- What to share
- The outline of the stay and an introduction made with the guest’s permission.
- What happens next
- Agree referral terms, then connect the guest with our team for follow-up.
03CONNECT AN OWNER
Introduce a property
Bring an owner’s home or portfolio forward for a furnished rental management discussion.
- What to share
- Location, photos or a listing link, availability, and the owner’s goals and permission.
- What happens next
- Review the property’s fit and coordinate an owner conversation or property visit.
REFERRAL ARRANGEMENTS
Know the terms before you introduce.
Start the compensation conversation early, with the role and opportunity clearly defined.
Your involvement
Confirm whether you will represent the renter, make a guest referral, or introduce an owner’s property.
Any referral fee
Agree eligibility and the amount or calculation in writing for the proposed arrangement.
Payment conditions
Confirm what needs to happen for a fee to become payable and when payment would be due.
GETTING STARTED
A clear next step at every stage.
- 01
Choose the introduction
Tell us whether you represent a renter, are referring a guest, or have an owner’s property to introduce.
- 02
Confirm fit and referral terms
Review the opportunity, your involvement, and any applicable compensation before proceeding.
- 03
Coordinate the next step
Connect the relevant people and agree who will handle the housing or property follow-up.
BEFORE WE CONNECT
Questions worth asking.
A few practical details about working together.
What is the difference between representing and referring a renter?
When representing a renter, you remain involved in the housing search and coordination. A guest referral is an introduction for STAYOO to follow up on. Tell us which role you intend to take so the arrangement is clear.
How does referral compensation work?
Any fee, eligibility conditions, payment trigger, and timing must be agreed in writing in advance. Sending a lead alone does not establish a paid referral arrangement.
Can I introduce a property that is not furnished?
Yes. With the owner’s permission, send photos or a listing link, location, availability, and the owner’s goals. Setup and management needs can be reviewed together.
What should I send for a housing request?
Start with dates, budget, preferred area, bedrooms, and any uncertainty around the move. Obtain permission before sharing a client’s personal contact information.
LET’S CONNECT
Have an introduction in mind?
Tell us about the client or property and how you are involved. We’ll follow up on fit, next steps, and the proposed referral arrangement.
- Your role in the introduction
- Client dates or property details
- The partnership you want to discuss