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New Ski House for Rent
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BenedictGomez
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That is 100% the case!
Depends how motivated the brass is to get bodies back in the real estate. I have a very boomer HR, and a manager told me they were checking badge swipes to see who really was coming into the building 3 days per week. She recently left the company, so hopefully she's replaced with someone in her 30s or 40s who understands the writing is on the wall. WFH is the future.
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I am in sales and have worked from home for several years pre covid. My productivity went way up since WFH, saving 3 hrs a day commuting. Being in the office there's always way more interesting conversations than doing work. WFH it's easier to focus. If you make the company more $ than you cost they will gladly let you WFH.
BenedictGomez
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Incredible timing......
Colorado introduces bill to increase the property-tax assessment rate on AirBnb properties by over 300%. Bill has governor's support. Itz hah-penn-inggggg!
Colorado introduces bill to increase the property-tax assessment rate on AirBnb properties by over 300%. Bill has governor's support. Itz hah-penn-inggggg!
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eatskisleep
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BodeMiller1
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What's this about a weather report?
WBZ Boston
WBZ Boston
BenedictGomez
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Colorado homeowners' mass exodus sparks fears of housing market collapse
Colorado rental home owners may be getting hit with heavier taxes if a state bill passes in the next few months.
www.newsweek.com
There's also a bunch of local CO towns looking to raise taxes on ABNB as well. The angst in ski towns is real. It's not just from locals mad at skyrocketing home prices, it's locals who feel the soaring number of empty units are harming a sense of community and/or harming the local job market. There's a variety of reasons various people are pissed off.
More Colorado towns raised taxes on short-term rentals this election — and are using the money toward affordable housing
On Tuesday, voters in Aspen, Carbondale and Steamboat supported raising the tax visitors pay when they stay at a short-term rental in their communities. Other towns including Crested Butte, Ouray and Telluride passed similar measures last year.
This is the way I think. Don't ban them, let them exist but taxing will slow things down a whole lot.Colorado homeowners' mass exodus sparks fears of housing market collapse
Colorado rental home owners may be getting hit with heavier taxes if a state bill passes in the next few months.
There's also a bunch of local CO towns looking to raise taxes on ABNB as well. The angst in ski towns is real. It's not just from locals mad at skyrocketing home prices, it's locals who feel the soaring number of empty units are harming a sense of community and/or harming the local job market. There's a variety of reasons various people are pissed off.
More Colorado towns raised taxes on short-term rentals this election — and are using the money toward affordable housing
On Tuesday, voters in Aspen, Carbondale and Steamboat supported raising the tax visitors pay when they stay at a short-term rental in their communities. Other towns including Crested Butte, Ouray and Telluride passed similar measures last year.www.cpr.org
BodeMiller1
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This thread is why this is a fun place. You guys are smart and well informed. Very unusual....
ss20
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And you're... you're.... you're.... interesting
BodeMiller1
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Some accountants like to work from home. It's better to see what's going on. IE When at Waste Management Walley (the controller) could watch the roll-offs come in and out of the yard and get a feeling for how much business we were losing to others. Mostly because of our higher costs (unions, Health Ins., buildings,). When "we" had to paint an old house at a transfer station we only painted 3 sides?
Manufacturing is another animal, walking the floor you can see the workers and processes. Why are we having parts returned? What's wrong? Is it materials, process or the unknown.
People are often wired to protect themselves first and will cover their ass when the chips are down. Further, the Ivery Towers are ALWAYS filled with those who think they can get away with pretending cash are checks and the like. At Waste I was in charge of office supplies. My first move was Pen Amnesty DAY.
Return the pens you have in your car, etc. Did I care about a couple of Pens? No, it was a shot across the bow.
Meow
Manufacturing is another animal, walking the floor you can see the workers and processes. Why are we having parts returned? What's wrong? Is it materials, process or the unknown.
People are often wired to protect themselves first and will cover their ass when the chips are down. Further, the Ivery Towers are ALWAYS filled with those who think they can get away with pretending cash are checks and the like. At Waste I was in charge of office supplies. My first move was Pen Amnesty DAY.
Return the pens you have in your car, etc. Did I care about a couple of Pens? No, it was a shot across the bow.
Meow
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