If you feel they're being too harsh, think about their intent.

There are plenty of sites with reviews, so problems will come out and will hurt future rentals.In a ski town you generally have harsh weather and costs for snow removal and building maintenance due to the harsh weather.My general impression is people own these units for their own use.

People will judge you harshly (whether deserving or not) for having pets while you have human mouths to feed. 

may sound harsh, but if you're being this flexible, then they need to still have a line in the sand for consistency.Overall, I love the idea and would likely implement this in some of mine if I buy in areas with historically higher turnover!

Special thanks to Brian for responding despite some harsh criticism.

I do agree that the way he let his employees go was harsh and it will come back to haunt him.  

It was getting really harsh...

Don't mean to be so harsh, but that's really the question others will be thinking.Suggest you finish you profile, and spend some time giving here on BP first.

NJ not so sure but NJ had a lot of cases.Then when you dive into the data for NYC, you notice that Covid was harsh on 1) Elderly people 2) People with preexisting conditions 3) Obese people 4) Low Income people.

i just sold my 2 bnb for divorce and i need to restart somewhere.i thought that renting my home bnb could give me the base but now im thinking it will take too long. we did buy my house for half of its worth now, but not having a fix income im not sure i could land money on that.i did consider selling my house but its too harsh on my kids, and a little impractical because once paid the banks i wont be left with much to invest and will have to rent...so now im confused, what are my other option in your opinion?