That's just greed at it's finest..... and don't allow less than 2-3 day stays, no last minute check-ins, etc, you're literally begging for a party.Too bad a few greedy, not very smart owners have to ruin it for everyone....human nature I suppose.....

Best of luck and welcome to America's Finest City!

Entrepreneurship at its finest.

Hypocrisy at its finest.

Didn't think about that....Definitely a lesson for rental property ownership at its finest!

@Ian Walsh  NO BUBBLE when your talking the finest grape growing region in the Entire US and second only to the very best of the French growing sites... there is only a finite amount of it.and there are more rich multi millioniares and billionares that buy this stuff than there is land to go around...

So all my lots bordered county road and I had to come through the lots to get to my tree farm and use my established logging roads which are pretty stout as they have to handle 40k pound trucks full of the northwest finest douglas fir logs.. on one section I was able to dedicate the road way through the parcels to my gate onon my southern entrance the lot crossed my logging road.. so I retained an easement for ingress egress and utilities. as I was working on a monster Zip line park ( but that's another story). so the buyer of the 10 acre parcels wanted animals and as such he wanted at gate at the beginning of his property and were my gate was at our common boarder.. at first we were a little miffed as we now had to open two gates instead of one....

NIcholas Cook at Sleep Sound Property Management is in Portland and is certainly one of the finest PM's on the west coast. email me if you want his contact info because stupid BP won't let me put it in the reply here!

So I believe this is a deal that might work since the owner inheritedthe house she just moved into (motivational seller at its finest). 

The contract doesn't indicate under what circumstances the borrower may choose not to continuing paying the debt; it only indicates the repercussions of not paying (foreclosure).Bank's lawyers and actuaries are not stupid -- they know the risks, and it's up to them to write the contracts in a way that both mitigate their risks and still attract customers; if they can't do that, the business fails (capitalism at it's finest).