Furthermore, we have been having copious amounts of issues with Homeaway and getting paid this year as well as increased competition in our ski markets with many new owners charging rates that in my mind are way to low so they can get a booking.So, while I do not expect take a massive percentage of our bookings this way I do think it would be helpful and professional to offer this service to the more budget minded or savvy traveler. 

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This is a bit odd the way the concluded this outcome.The one huge issue is the supply of affordable housing /starter homes.Builders have focused on big homes or massive apartment complexes.So, what is on the market for a starter home /small SFH rental was built 20 to 40 years ago.Here in the KC metro market homes that are 3 bed 1.5 bath in an A-B area are sold first week if priced right.Some price it low then wait for a bidding war.Wonder if this study is figuring on first time home buyers giving up on trying to find a home in such an area.Then waiting for the market to balance it out with falling prices?

The owner no longer lives there due to the extensive damage, including but not limited to a massive hole in the roof. 

If the city finds out you are doing a reno on of this scale on a commercial building without a permit, without stamped plans & doing the work yourself (especially electrical) the will drop a massive hammer full of fines and time delays that will cost you a lot of money.