Riviera Pulse

Scheduled checks, arrival preparation and maintenance coordination. Choose the help you need, with scope and costs agreed before work begins.

Property care in Tivat. Visits are arranged only after availability and scope are confirmed.

An elevated view of homes, red-tiled roofs and the waterfront in Tivat, Montenegro.
Checks, preparation & reports
01Property care
02Arrival & absence
03Work and approvals
04Owner reporting

Choose the help you need

What needs doing?

Start with a specific need. We will discuss the available help and how it fits your current arrangements.

Property care

Checks, preparation and coordination

Ask about a single visit or ongoing care. We start with what your property needs and confirm the available service, responsibilities and price before arranging work.

01

Scheduled property checks

Visual checks of agreed accessible areas, dated observations, relevant photos and a record of anything that needs attention.

02

Arrival and absence preparation

Agree what needs checking before you arrive or leave, including access, cleaning requirements and outstanding maintenance.

03

Cleaning coordination

Discuss the cleaning needed, who will carry it out and when. Existing cleaners can remain involved where access and agreements allow.

04

Approved maintenance

Coordinate an agreed supplier visit or job. Record the proposed work, supplier cost, your approval and the evidence needed to confirm completion.

05

Owner reports

See what was checked, what was completed, what could not be confirmed and who is handling the next step.

Working arrangements

Your existing providers
and agreed costs

Keep your cleaner or agent where your agreements and access arrangements allow.

Ask us to cover a specific gap instead of replacing an arrangement that works.

Agree Riviera’s fee and supplier costs separately before work begins.

Additional work needs your approval. A report or quote is not permission to proceed.

Initial Property Review

Start with one agreed visit

After your enquiry, we discuss the property and your existing arrangements. If a visit is suitable, we agree its scope and price. The proposed Property Review gives you a record you can use whether or not you choose ongoing care.

Discuss a first visit
What the review would include
  • Dated observations and relevant photos
  • Areas not accessed and questions still unresolved
  • A prioritised list of issues to discuss
  • Suggested next steps and any further work to quote

Availability, scope and any fee are agreed before the visit. An Owner Plan sets out any further care you choose. A visual review is not a specialist building survey.

How it works

Before and after each job

Agree what is needed, who can act and which decisions stay with you. The record should make completed work and unresolved issues easy to distinguish.

  1. 01

    Check

    Record the visible condition, relevant photos and anything that could not be checked.

  2. 02

    Agree

    Set out the proposed work, Riviera fee, supplier cost and the approval needed before it proceeds.

  3. 03

    Arrange

    Confirm who is responsible, the agreed timing and when the owner will receive the next update.

  4. 04

    Record

    Confirm the result with the agreed evidence. Keep unresolved or deferred work visible with a reason and next step.

Owner reporting

A sample property report

This fictional example follows one repair from observation to completion and shows another issue still awaiting approval. The dates, costs and records are illustrative, not customer results.

RIVIERA PULSE / OWNER BRIEF

Sample Owner Brief

Illustrative owner view
JOB-01 / 1

Issue recorded

Day 1, 10:00. The balcony door rubs against its frame. The coordinator records the location and an illustrative photo reference.

JOB-01 / 2

Work approved

Day 1, 15:00. Example supplier quote: €45. Riviera coordination fee: €15. The owner approves the adjustment and both amounts before work is arranged.

JOB-01 / 3

Visit scheduled

Day 2, 09:00. The supplier visit is agreed for Day 3. The coordinator confirms access. The next owner update is due after the visit.

JOB-01 / 4

Work completed

Day 3, 14:00. The door opens and closes without rubbing. The example record includes a dated check, before-and-after photo references and the supplier invoice for €45.

JOB-02

Awaiting owner approval

A separate mark below the bathroom sink needs checking. No repair is authorised. The coordinator will ask whether to arrange a plumber and update the record on Day 4.

Rental support

Advice for owners who rent out their property

We are developing advisory support for listing readiness, presentation and pricing. You would keep your listing and receive rental income directly. Active account changes, guest handling and full rental operations are not currently offered.

Illustrative pricing considerations Owner controlled

Pricing within the owner’s limits

Owner use
Dates reserved for your own stays
Minimum rate
Your acceptable rate and stay length
Property readiness
Maintenance blocks and preparation needed
Turnover capacity
Cleaning availability and the number of changeovers

Advisory example only. Recommendations would also consider seasonality and booking pace. Any support needs a separately agreed scope; revenue and occupancy are not guaranteed.

Montenegro market context · MONSTAT

Property care has to work between visits.

Montenegro’s 2023 census recorded a large number of seasonally used homes across the coast. Property care therefore involves more than nightly rates.

59,364
seasonal-use dwellings across the six coastal municipalities
36.6%
of all dwellings in those municipalities
2023
census reference year

MONSTAT defines seasonal-use dwellings as homes used temporarily or for several months of the year. The category does not establish ownership, vacancy, rental status or management demand.

Source: Statistical Office of Montenegro — MONSTAT, Census 2023; release dated 31 March 2025.

Open the MONSTAT release

Frequently asked questions

Questions about the service

Is Riviera Pulse taking owner enquiries?

Yes. We provide property care in Tivat. Tell us what you need and we will discuss fit and availability. An enquiry does not book a visit or create a payment commitment.

Can I start with one Property Review?

A single review can be the first step. Before arranging it, we agree the accessible areas, checks, report, availability and price. The proposed record includes observations, photos, unchecked areas and suggested next steps. Any ongoing Owner Plan is a separate decision.

Can I keep my cleaner, caretaker or agent?

Yes, where your existing agreements and access arrangements permit it. Tell us what they already handle and what still needs attention. The proposed scope can focus on those gaps without transferring your rental listing or replacing a provider.

What rental support can I enquire about?

You can ask about proposed advice on readiness, presentation and pricing. Availability and the permitted scope must be confirmed. Active listing or price changes, guest operations and rental-money handling are not currently offered. No rental-income or occupancy outcome is promised.

How are visits and other work priced?

We agree the price for a visit or care scope before you commit. Riviera’s fee, supplier costs and any additional work are identified separately. Cleaning, repairs and extra visits are not automatically included in ongoing care. Your initial enquiry creates no payment commitment.

Who approves work and costs?

The agreed Owner Plan sets out who can act, what routine work is authorised and which decisions stay with you. Extra work outside that scope waits for approval of its cost, access and timing.

What should I include in my enquiry?

Share the property area, how you use it, the help you need and any relevant timing. Mention existing providers if useful. Do not send access codes, identity documents, financial details or platform credentials.

Owner enquiry

Tell us what needs doing

A check while you are away, preparation for an arrival or a job that needs coordinating. Tell us the property area and what you need help with.