We are renting through the owner. After being here for a week I don't think I'd rent through the management company - not for any concrete reason, just a gut feeling after reading all the stuff here on the forum and after being here. We're very happy with the owner and the way they conduct their business. But boy, if I had the $$$ - I'd be over talking to Jim Rinquist and Sheri Jaymes and buying at the Sonoran Sky!
rockyptjoe
Guest
It's a very nice unit....I'm staying there right now!!!
jerry
Guest
A friend works for a beach property management company in California.
Management Services
They charge 25% and do the following...you guys are getting screwed
• Property Assessment
• Vacation Rental Preparation
• Establish Market and Seasonal Rental Rates
• Incorporate Property onto our Marketing sites
• Active and Timely Pursuit of Leads and Inquires
• Execution of Rental Agreements
• Collection and Administration of Deposits, Rents, and Fees
• Facilitation of Check-in and Check-out Procedures
• Enforcement of Rental Rules and Regulations
• Resolution of any Tenant Issues
• Ensure that the Property is Maintained to High Standards
• Provide Owners Access to our Maintenance Providers at our cost
• Provide 24/7 Service for Tenants and Property
• Conduct Inspections and Inventory upon Check-out
• Ensure Thorough Cleaning in Preparation of Upcoming Arrivals
• Quality Assurance Spot Checks
• Provide Detailed Bookkeeping
• Provide Owner Access to Reservation System and Availability Calendar
• Deposit or Wire Transfer all Net Income to Owners Account
Additional Services
Additional services include Design, Furnishing, Landscaping, Marketing, Absentee Owner Services, etc. are available. Whatever your needs, it’s likely we can accommodate them. Costs vary by job and property. Please contact a representative for detailed quotes.
Management Services
They charge 25% and do the following...you guys are getting screwed
• Property Assessment
• Vacation Rental Preparation
• Establish Market and Seasonal Rental Rates
• Incorporate Property onto our Marketing sites
• Active and Timely Pursuit of Leads and Inquires
• Execution of Rental Agreements
• Collection and Administration of Deposits, Rents, and Fees
• Facilitation of Check-in and Check-out Procedures
• Enforcement of Rental Rules and Regulations
• Resolution of any Tenant Issues
• Ensure that the Property is Maintained to High Standards
• Provide Owners Access to our Maintenance Providers at our cost
• Provide 24/7 Service for Tenants and Property
• Conduct Inspections and Inventory upon Check-out
• Ensure Thorough Cleaning in Preparation of Upcoming Arrivals
• Quality Assurance Spot Checks
• Provide Detailed Bookkeeping
• Provide Owner Access to Reservation System and Availability Calendar
• Deposit or Wire Transfer all Net Income to Owners Account
Additional Services
Additional services include Design, Furnishing, Landscaping, Marketing, Absentee Owner Services, etc. are available. Whatever your needs, it’s likely we can accommodate them. Costs vary by job and property. Please contact a representative for detailed quotes.
Roberto
Guest
rockyptjoe
Guest
Now Roberto....rental management companies don't do "that"...it's not legal!!!!
dry heat
Pigeon coup coordinator
You are too funny.
I would love to meet you and take your punishment. My friends at Lions Den (The Den) in scottsdale would be more than happy to accomodate a guest of mine for some fun MMA or a little sparring in a controlled environment (it would be a blast and you can tell everyone how much fun you had). Don't worry about gloves or head gear, I can provide that. email me at [email protected] and let me know when you would like to come as my guest. I am usually there 3x a week so I would be more than happy to accomodate your schedule (then you can tell everyone what a nice guy I am). please email me and let me know when it would work out (if you are in the tucson area I also have a friend that owns an mma gym there too). I look forward to hearing from you.
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jerry
Guest
Tom I think you may have to take a hint from Raiders of the Lost Ark (when the guy with sword in the Market comes toward Harrison Ford so he sighs,shugs his shoulders and pulls his pistol and shoots him!)
R
reportjones
Guest
Same here Mary. Losing my a$$ at Las Palomas!
Mexico Joe
Cholla Bay 4 Life
Can anyone please tell me why they aren't watering the golf course?! It looks like <WASH MY MOUTH OUT WITH SOAP><WASH MY MOUTH OUT WITH SOAP><WASH MY MOUTH OUT WITH SOAP><WASH MY MOUTH OUT WITH SOAP>!!! With the weather being nice and this is what they do to the course?! OMG SCREW LP
rockyptjoe
Guest
OK...I'm not a golfer...but I was out on the course over the weekend...for that YSF Baseball Clinic golf tournament....and although the appearance from above (color) looks like hell....it seemed to be very nice.....the greens may have been brownish/yellowish...but they were smooth, well manicured....the golfers didn't seem to have any problems with them. But like I said, what do I know?
playaperro
El Pirata
Grass stops growing around late September or early October in North America. It begins growing again around March. It is due to the tilt of the Earth, not the temperature, rainfall, or other factors-contrary to popular belief.
Senor Pescado
Guest
The Mayan and Laguna courses are in great shape - the Laguna course is such a great deal - $30 - granted you play the same 9 twice but it's really nice out there, course in great shape, and usually more people working the course than playing it at any given time.
GV Jack
Snorin God
Very good point, playa. However most modern day courses in the south and southwest have a Bermuda grass that can withstand the summer heat and humidity.
In the fall it goes dormant and turns brown. In the early fall those courses "over-seed" with a Rye grass that will live all winter and stay green if watered. I actually
believe it would grow on cement if watered.
They eventually let it die and the warmer weather brings back the dormant bermuda.
It appears Las Palomas either didn't plant rye or if they did, they didn't water. RP Joe is right. If the course is trimed and kept reasonably manicured, it is playable
but not very asthetic to the picky picky golfer. There are other more technical reasons to prefer growing grass, but for most it's how it looks.
Thanls for the info folks, as always the forum is willing to help.
playaperro
El Pirata
http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/archives/parsons/turf/publications/staug.html How those s/c doing at the desert diamond?? JA Ha