Property Inspector / Runner

Stayd Collective; Daytona Beach (FL); On-site; USD 19,000 - 28,000; Full time

Job summary

Beachside VR in Daytona Beach is seeking a Property Inspector / Runner to be the hands and feet in the field. You will visit vacation homes after cleaning, replace supplies, check amenities, and handle small fixes while keeping a careful log of each visit with photos and notes.

You must own a reliable car and a valid driver's license, be available on Saturdays, and enjoy being on the move. The role spends most days on the road with housekeeping and maintenance teams.

Qualifications

• Reliable car and valid driver's license.
• Availability to work Saturdays.
• Sharp eye for detail and proactive approach.
• Comfort with basic hand tools for small fixes.

Responsibilities

• Inspect homes after cleanings and flag anything not up to standard before guest arrival.
• Plan an efficient route each day and gather all supplies.
• Deliver and replace supplies like batteries, lightbulbs, linens, small appliances and kitchen items.
• Check that amenities work, including internet, TVs, smart locks and appliances.
• Handle minor fixes and replacements, and assemble furniture when needed.
• Respond to guest-impacting issues and urgent deliveries.
• Photograph everything you inspect or work on and summarize each visit.
• Escalate anything needing a maintenance technician or external vendor.

Skills

Attention to detail

Communication

Problem-solving

Smartphone apps

Tools

Hand tools

Smartphone apps

Job description

Property Inspector / Runner

Beachside VR

Full-time | On site — Daytona Beach Greater Area

Department: Field Operations

Schedule: Full-time | Must work Saturdays, other days flexible

Compensation: USD $17 / hour

About the brand
Beachside VR is a vacation rental management company on Florida's east coast. We take care of everything that goes into running a vacation home, from guest communication and cleaning to maintenance and pricing, so owners can enjoy the income without the day-to-day work. It is a high-turnover market where the difference between a five-star review and a one-star review is usually something small that somebody noticed in time.

The role
You are the hands and feet of Beachside in the field, the person who makes sure every home is truly guest-ready. Each day you visit our properties to inspect completed cleanings, replace supplies, check that amenities work, handle small fixes and answer urgent guest needs. You plan your own route, gather what you need before heading out, and pick up any extra work you can handle while you are already at a property.

It is a role for someone who notices details, likes being on the move and knows the difference between a quick fix and a job for a technician. Driving to a property is not the same as solving the problem. If a home is on your list, you own it until it is ready, documented and, when needed, handed to the right person.

Where you sit
You sit in Field Operations and work every day with the housekeeping and maintenance teams and the rest of Beachside's operations team.

This is a full-time field role in the Daytona Beach area, and you spend most of your day on the road between properties. Saturdays are required, and the rest of your schedule is flexible. You need your own car and a valid driver's license.

What you'll own

• Inspect homes after cleanings and flag anything that is not up to our standard before the guest arrives.
• Plan an efficient route each day and gather all supplies before heading out.
• Deliver and replace supplies like batteries, lightbulbs, linens, small appliances and kitchen items.
• Check that amenities work, including internet, TVs, smart locks and appliances.
• Handle minor fixes and replacements, and assemble furniture when needed.
• Respond to guest-impacting issues and urgent deliveries.
• Photograph everything you inspect or work on, and wrap up each visit with a short summary.
• Escalate anything that needs a maintenance technician, vendor or more experienced team member.

What you bring

• A reliable car and a valid driver's license.
• Availability to work Saturdays.
• A sharp eye for detail: you notice what others walk past.
• Comfort with basic hand tools for small fixes.
• Comfort using apps on your smartphone to manage tasks and send photos.
• The ability to plan your own day and route without needing someone to check in.
• Good judgment about what you can fix yourself and what needs to go to someone else.
• Clear communication: your photos and short summaries keep the rest of the team in the loop.