house sitter
Vacancy prevention person
A house sitter is someone who stays in another person's home while they're away, typically to maintain the property, care for pets, or deter burglars.
The arrangement may be paid or exchanged for free lodging: We found a house sitter through a friend while we were in Europe for the summer.
- pet sittingTending others' creatures temporarily
- minderSupervisory caretaker
- caretakerOne who maintains property
- dogDomesticated barking mammal
- catSmall furry housepet
property manager · sabbaticals · trustworthy · trusted · business trips · out of town · reliable · steward · watering · housekeeper · long-term · keys · pet care · alarm system · alarm · home security · responsibility · trusted friend
- caregivingcaregiver, take care, nurture, look after, compassionate care
- caretakerscaretaker, caretakers, caregiver, guardian, minder
- occupantsoccupant, resident, tenant, dweller, inhabitant
- reservationsreservation, booking, hotel reservation, room reservation, table reservation
- sittersbabysitter, nanny, au pair
- animal workersveterinarian, vet, animal trainer, pet groomer, zookeeper
house sitterhomeowner
Property title holder
tenant · landlord · property owner · leaseholder · householder
house sittervandal
Willful property destroyer
squatter · trespasser · burglar · intruder · home invader
house, sitter, sitters, housesit, housesat, housesitting, housesits