Every property has an owner. No two owners have the same deal

Different owner agreements are standard in Maxxton Owner Management, which models each deal rather than working around it. Maxxton carries four owner contract kinds: owner-specific, where an owner is paid on their own unit's bookings; pool, where a group of owners share the income of a pool their properties sit in; pool share, where an owner holds a share of that pool rather than a specific unit; and rent assurance, where the owner receives a fixed yearly amount regardless of occupancy. All four settle from the same booking records, in the same statement run.

Yes, and own-use is part of the contract, not a favour. Own-use allowances are defined on the owner contract, owners block their own periods through the owner portal, and those blocks come out of availability without anyone rekeying them. Where own-use affects settlement or a letting guarantee, the contract terms drive the calculation.

No. Maxxton has been built for this sector since 1998, and shared ownership is native, not added later. One operator runs mixed hotel and condominium inventory side by side on the platform, with the condominium units all privately owned. Matt Bailey, President and CEO of Castle Resorts & Hotels, puts it this way: "Maxxton is the workhorse. It can adapt to the hotel model or the vacation rental model depending upon where the customer is coming from."

Portfolios in this segment grow unit by unit, not resort by resort, and the platform is configured that way. You can build out a new location and go live with a single signed unit, then fill as more owners join, with the accommodation type, rate structure, and channel setup already inherited from the group. Adding a second owner isn't a second project.

No. Maxxton is the single record every channel reads from, not a replacement for them. Rates and availability push out to connected OTAs and to your own booking sites from one record, and bookings come back into that same record, so the same unit cannot be sold twice. Operators on the platform run several branded booking sites against one inventory.

Housekeeping and maintenance schedules are generated from arrivals and departures across every location, and whoever is on site assigns, tracks, and closes tasks by phone. Inspections are logged against the unit so an owner's property is handed over to a standard. Smart lock and access systems connect through the Integration Manager, so guests can arrive at a property with no one there to meet them.

Maxxton is PCI DSS compliant and ISAE-3402 certified. For owners, DAC7 reporting obligations are met from platform data rather than compiled each year separately. These are audited certifications, not assurances, which matters when you are handling other people's property and other people's money.

Yes. Guests can book several properties in one reservation instead of making a separate booking for each.

After launch, your team can rely on Maxxton Support for ongoing advice on running your operation.