In our overview of the 4 Pillars of Property Preservation, we took a broad lens to examine how each of these pillars uphold LocalVR’s foundation to preserve long-term property value for the homeowners we serve while maximizing revenue on their real estate investments.

The vacation rental industry is booming, and many homeowners in popular destinations are capitalizing on this opportunity to put their homes on short-term rental sites. But with so much competition out there hoping for a slice of the vacation rental profits, it can be difficult to stand out on sites like AirBnB and VRBO, especially if you’re doing all of the work yourself.

When you make the leap towards purchasing a short-term rental property and see big returns in a short amount of time, it can be tempting to want to purchase a slew of homes to maximize your revenue. However, there are a few pros and cons to owning multiple vacation rentals–it’s not an easy endeavor, by any means, but it can be rewarding.

So you’re planning a wintertime vacation to beautiful Breckenridge, Colorado–who wouldn’t be pumped to race down the slopes in the gorgeous Rocky Mountains? Before you you jump into your next ski adventure in Colorado, however, we have a few dos and don’ts that will help you make this vacation one that you will remember forever. While none of these are hard and fast rules to follow, leaning on the side of the ‘dos’ will ensure that your trip is planned out as well as it can be.

Are you a vacation rental host looking for unique and interesting ways to boost your bookings and earn more revenue? AirBnB Experiences are created and led by hosts in order to provide guests with a taste of the local flavor that may not be available on most tours.

Although wintertime is usually Park City’s busiest season for travelers and tourists, there’s plenty of fun to be had in this mountain town during the warmer months, especially once the festival season rolls around.

Every day, travelers become more conscious of their impact upon the environment, and this new eco-conscious attitude has spilled over into the hospitality industry Whether its traveling to greener destinations or choosing an eco-friendly vacation rental to rent during their stay, there’s no doubt that going green is a big boost to your marketing and branding.

For people who can’t get enough of the mountains, Breckenridge, Colorado is a one-of-a-kind destination. This quaint and scenic mountain town has something for every personality, whether you’re a fan of boarding down the slopes or you just want to take in the views of the beautiful Rocky Mountains. Though there are a million reasons why you should visit Breck, we’ve narrowed it down to our favorite five to give you some inspiration next time you’re planning a winter vacation to Colorado.

Park City is more than just a haven for skiers and snowboarders–it is a destination that offers fun for any personality, from the biggest history buffs to the classiest food connoisseurs. For visitors hoping to inject their time in “Winter’s Favorite Town” with a little more oomph, we’ve put together 8 fun things to do in wintertime while you’re visiting this snowy mountain town.

Lake Tahoe is one of the most scenic destinations in the Sierra Nevada mountains, welcoming visitors year-round to enjoy the crystal blue waters of the lake topped with incredible mountain views. Hiking is a popular activity in this gorgeous locale, but not everyone has the stamina to go on an hours-long trek up steep hills and mountainsides.

It’s true that Park City is a destination for those who love to participate in winter activities, but that’s not all this charming little mountain town offers to visitors. If you’re hoping to expand your horizons past skiing and snowboarding, there are a ton of other activities available for travelers that lie off the beaten path, including everything from ghost tours to thrilling rides down the Park City Mountain Coaster.

The world of travel has opened up for people who work remotely. For many “digital nomads”, this newfound freedom gives them the opportunity to achieve their travel dreams and never have to miss a single day of work to do it. During the wintertime, places like Lake Tahoe and Breckenridge have become havens for remote workers who want to make the most of their off-time to ski the slopes, but also want to maintain a space to work in while they’re in town.

Lake Tahoe is known for its scenic views and amazing year-round activities. But, if you’re hoping to get away from the crowds for a day and do some exploration of the towns and nature surrounding America’s largest alpine lake, there’s plenty of options for day trips from the South Lake Tahoe area. We’ve put together a list of our favorite places to roadtrip during your stay in Tahoe. Each of these drives has something unique to offer to travelers, whether that be awe-inspiring vistas or the opportunity to learn about the history of the area.

Every vacation rental owner looks forward to the busy season, when bookings are at an all-time high and revenue is pouring in every day. In contrast, the low season can be a bit tougher on your real estate investment, with your short-term rental remaining empty for days or even weeks at a time.

Traveling to a destination like Tahoe can be a pricey endeavor, especially if you’ve already bought your pass to ski the slopes and put down money on a vacation rental for the week. But not everything in this mountain paradise is costly. For all the frugal travelers out there looking to save a few dollars and still enjoy the sights, we’ve come up with 7 free activities to enjoy during your next trip to the emerald shores of Tahoe.

As owners weigh options for their rental property, there's nothing more important than preserving its value for years to come. All things considered, owner earnings are only as sustainable as their property value. That’s why LocalVR strategically focuses on investing in resources to reduce wear and tear and optimize your revenue potential.

For vacation rental owners, a fully-booked rental calendar is always the number one goal. There’s nothing better than taking a look at your future bookings and seeing your real estate investment paying off. However, many owners struggle to book their homes during every one of their open dates, forcing them to lose out on potential revenue. And while there’s nothing better than a fully-booked calendar, there’s nothing worse than a calendar full of nights where your rental is vacant and not making any income at all.

When you think of Park City, skiing and boarding are probably the first winter activities that come to mind. But for those who want to experience the brisk mountain air at a slower pace, winter hiking and snowshoeing might be another option for your next visit to Park City. We’ve compiled a list of our favorite 7 winter hiking trails to try out during your next snowy vacation to Utah’s gorgeous mountains.

The only thing better than skiing the slopes of Tahoe’s Heavenly Mountain is enjoying all of the food that this gorgeous spot has to offer. Locals and tourists alike flock to Tahoe’s restaurants for delicious eats, and today, we’re teaching you how to eat like a local next time you’re visiting the shores of Lake Tahoe’s emerald waters.

Everyone knows that Lake Tahoe is a world-class skiing and boarding destination, but what if you’re looking for something a little bit different to do on your next vacation? We’ve compiled a list of our favorite activities that you won’t find in many travel guides to give you a taste of offbeat Lake Tahoe fun for your next adventure to the Sierra Nevada mountains.