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SnowshoeGuy
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killglobalwarmingnow wrote: Thanks for sharing, that does look like a cozy unit! Question though, does Snowshoe's policy say anything about max occupancy and number of bedrooms? Is there any action Snowshoe can take if guests go over their stated max for a unit?
It's more of a liability issue for a vrbo unit owner in the event the something bad happens. Say there was a fire, someone got hurt (god forbid killed). If the owner knowingly allowed guests to exceed the max occupancy he /she is going to be in deep crap once the lawsuits start. I realize the chances are remote of something that bad happening but ....... it can happen.

Snowshoe really has no say in what vrbo owners do. We are all bound by our homeowners assoc rules and regs.
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Snowbucks
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"It's more of a liability issue for a vrbo unit owner " Ain't that the truth!
Snowshoe has deep pockets - a VRBO may have holes in their pockets! LOL
Also...VRBO does not include many mountain amenities:
"Access to the pool area is FREE to guests who book their lodging through Snowshoe Central Reservations .... OTHER guests may access Split Rock Pools with an admission fee of $15 per person". I always thought that was Outrageous as an Owner that simply did Not want to go thru Snowshoe Rental...especially since we STILL paid the Mountain Tax!!!
I just left mine empty rather then incur the inevitable "renters damage" AND the Liability!
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