the different possibilities.
Is being pet friendly important? Affordable? Ski in ski out? Have fun with your search! But remember a few key things to keep your search from becoming endless. Start with the maximum amount of people. How many in your group? Queen beds can sleep 2, but if that extra last minute person can’t make it, one person is more comfy. What location? What would you like to do while visiting the area? Ski? Surf? Museums? Within the first few minutes of searching for your accommodations, trust your intuition. Do you have a good feeling about this place? Does it seem legitimate? Did this person have to pay advertising costs or was it a free listing? Is there a phone number?
Watch out for phony advertising. Recently, A phony vacation rental advertiser was caught on Craig’s List. The phony advertiser had copied images and advertised the place as his own. When called by the prospective renters, the imposter of the vacation rental could not clearly give directions or was unable to repeat the correct address. Call the owner, if it is a scam they may not be able to clearly give directions, or they may be vague. Double check with map quest or another reputable map source to make sure the rental is located where the owner has said it is supposed to be located.
Private vacation rentals are clearly the way to go for more than two people on vacation. Once you find a reliable source, for many it’s like owning a second vacation home without the mortgage and upkeep. Why not spilt the cost and share the memories?
Phony vacation renter was reported by prospective renters on Craig’s List using my clients photos and their phone number. Source– Sandy Schrader owner of /lodging4vacations.com/lake-tahoe-rental/”>Lake Tahoe Alpine Rental
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