Airbnb hosts: check your own address first
One clear report. A complete documented history from reliable sources, so you and your family can decide with peace of mind.
If you rent out a short term rental in the City of Los Angeles, guests and buyers can look up your address too. Knowing what the record shows about your own property helps you fix issues before a guest finds them.
What to review
- Your Home-Sharing Registration Number and that it matches the address
- Permits that are open or expired
- Any code enforcement cases
- Hazard zones you may need to disclose or insure for
The report is dated, so you can re-run it after you resolve an item.
Deedlore covers addresses in the City of Los Angeles for Stay Checks, and Los Angeles County addresses for reports where available. Reports draw on information from local and federal government agencies and other independent sources as of the date shown, describe properties and not people, and are not legal advice. Deedlore is not a consumer reporting agency, and reports may not be used to decide eligibility for credit, employment, insurance or tenancy. Deedlore is not affiliated with Airbnb, Vrbo or any booking platform.
Know before you buy!
Related guides
- How to check an Airbnb before you book
- How to check if a Los Angeles Airbnb is legal
- Red flags when booking an Airbnb in Los Angeles
- Is my Airbnb in a hazard zone
Common questions
Does Deedlore check the host?
No. Deedlore describes properties, not people. It does not show host names or run background checks.
Does a registered rental mean a safe stay?
No. A registration shows what the City has on file as of the date checked. It is not a finding that a stay will be safe or good.
Which addresses are covered?
Stay Checks cover addresses in the City of Los Angeles. Other cities have their own rules.