@Gary1013 Colleen has given you a perfect answer.
Also resist the urge to have a huge long list of house rules- it can make the host appear to be overly fussy and controlling and give guests the idea that they would be afraid to touch anything. Or worse, not bother to plow through and read them.
Try to keep it to the most important things that you would want to have back-up on if a guest ignored.
It's fine to have a list of "please dos" like using coasters under drinks, not moving furniture, etc, but everything you can think of that you would like guests to do or not do doesn't need to be a "House Rule".
It's best to outfit a rental to be as bulletproof as possible, rather than have to take guests to task because they ignored the "no street shoes inside" and got footprints on white carpets.