Does the House sitter pay rent to the Home Owner?
No, in the majority of cases the House Sitter pays no rent . Q: Do you get long term House Sitting positions? A: Yes some can be. House sitting positions can be anything from 1 day to 2 or more years but generally the length of a House Sitting position varies between 1 week and 4 months although it’s not uncommon for them to be 6 to 12 months. Q: Who pays for the utility costs (electricity, gas, etc)? A: Usually the House sitter pays for what they use although sometimes special circumstances may apply where these expenses are met by the householder. Everything is negotiable. Q: Can I mind a home with my pet? A: That’s up to the Home Owner, some don’t mind while others don’t like strange pets in their homes. It is a matter for discussion between both parties. Q: How long does it take before a House Sitter can contact Home Owners? A: Registering on the site and taking up the House Sitter membership option is quick and easy. Once registered you are able to contact Home Owners immediately.
