Mammoth Rental By Owner Blog2010-07-30T12:19:29ZGregCopyright 2010, GregSPHPBLOGWhats coming up in Mammoth July there 4th of July parades and fireworks. Footloose Freedom Mile, Pops in the Park,22nd Jazz Jubilee and Village Fest & Rib Cook - Off.
August the fun continues with the Festival of Beers and Bluesapalozza, the Blue Sky Music Festival, the Sierra Summer Festival, Mammoth Lakes Music Festival,Festival of Wine, Music and Food and the Mammoth Rocks,Taste of the Sierra,Reverse Centruy Ride and Skate board competition.
September winds down with the Labor Day Festival for the Arts,the High Sierra Fall Century Bike Ride, Trout Fest at Convict Lake,Free fishing day,Moeben Mammoth Ultra Marathon 25k and 50k,Everest Challenge and the Picken Ranch Biathlon.
Then get ready for the leaves to turn and experience the brilliance of the fall colors with Winter in close pursuit packing the famous snow that Mammoth is know for.]]>http://mammothrentalbyowner.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry100708-1654002010-07-08T00:00:00Z2010-07-08T00:00:00ZMotocross this year. June 17-27,2010
]]>http://mammothrentalbyowner.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry100430-1751422010-04-30T00:00:00Z2010-04-30T00:00:00ZMammoth Jazz Jubilee Come for the music and stay for the scenery. Listen to the 25+ Bands and 10 venus. Music featuring BIG BAND, SWING, DIXELAND, 50'S-60'S R&R and CAJUN. All this great sound in the high Sierra's with great weather, unstoppable views and fresh air.
The music starts July 14 - July 18th.
The Jazz Jubilee features this year Bill Allreds Classic Jazz Band Christian Jacob Trio Cornet Chop Suey Titan Hot7 Ivory Gold Midiri Brothersd Septet The Professors Jennifer Leitham Trioherri Colby's New Orleans Rachet Makers Louis Ford & His New Orlenas Flairs Scott Martin's Latin Soul Band Tom Hook with the Black Dogs Sue Palmer's Motel Swing Orchestra Tom Rigney & Flambeau Side Street Strutters Brady McKays Bunch Temple of Folly & Yve Evens Terry Myers Big Band Wally Warehouse Waifs Pieter Meijers Quartet We 3 Flashback Gator Beat
]]>http://mammothrentalbyowner.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry100430-1738542010-04-30T00:00:00Z2010-04-30T00:00:00ZHomeowners, advertising your property the right way for the right results You as the homeowner are stuck with the rest and what is the rest? OK so you have now put pictures and text on the internet but is your condo, townhouse or home ready for guests?
There are many things you need to consider that the other "for rent by owner" websites don't offer.
1. Do you have a rental contract? 2. Do you have insurance(that the guest pays) in the event they break or take something? Do you really want to mess with a security deposit? 3. Are you familiar with the local City Ordinances? 4. Do you know about the local TOT taxes and requirements? Penalties and fines? 5. Fire department requirements. 6. Travel insurance (that your guest pays) and protects you in the event the guest cancels. 7. Credit Cards vs Checks. Whats the best? 8. Does your advertising company offer a "live contact"? 9. Is you advertising company diluting your effects by having so many listing that your listing "gets lost" 10.Does your adverting company offer an average of 15-20 inquiries/month? 11 What happens if you need maintenance? Can your advertising company help you? 12.Need a cleaning crew? Does your advertsing company help you with this? 13.Going on vacation,who will handle your emails, reservations, cleaning crew and repairs? 14.How are your guests going to get the key to the to your rental? Do you really want to mess with keys. We have a great alternative.
These and many other questions and things that homeowners need help with that the other "rent by owner" websites don't offer. We at Mammoth Rental by Owner provide all these services and more. Mammoth Rental by Owner is a comprehensive website that helps you from start to finish with your rental. Most of our services are included in our standard monthly advertising fee. A few are extra but you can stop and start any extra service whenever you want and the cost is a fraction of the price that management companies charge. Yes, you can get all the help you need and actually speak with someone,have your ads seen and your condo/townhouse rented with confidence and a stream of cash flow.
Mammoth Rental By Owner is your Mammoth Connection! ]]>http://mammothrentalbyowner.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry100409-1415452010-04-09T00:00:00Z2010-04-09T00:00:00ZMr.Bo soon to arrivehttp://mammothrentalbyowner.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry100318-0042242010-03-18T00:00:00Z2010-03-18T00:00:00ZUpcoming Events in MammothHere are just a few.
March 2010: 3rd Annual Antique Ski Race
April 2010: East Play Day and Community Egg Hunt Easter Festivities at the Mountain June Mountain: Ski Area Closing 4/11 Canyon, Eagle & Village Closing 4/18 Spring Fest 4/18/-/4/31 4th Annual Disabled Sports Spectular Opening Day Fishing in Mono Co. Fishmas Day Celerbration Volcom Peanut Butter & Rail Jam Convict Spring Fishingn Derby West Coast Invitational 4/30-5/2 ]]>http://mammothrentalbyowner.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry100316-1207012010-03-16T00:00:00Z2010-03-16T00:00:00ZGetting to MammothPut your car in cruise control and sit back before you know it you will be in Mammoth. ]]>http://mammothrentalbyowner.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry100225-1308222010-02-25T00:00:00Z2010-02-25T00:00:00ZIce Skating Its a fun activity and being outdoors lets you experience the changing weather. Then there is night skating which is a blast also. The air is cooler the stars are out and there you are enjoying it all.
If you want to experience a wilder side of ice skating you can try June Lake. When the lake is frozen you can see the locals on the lake skating. I personally am not comfortable with this as the ice is not groomed and falling is a reality that I don't want to deal with. Also I'm not too keen on the idea of falling through the ice if it is not frozen completely. Call me a fair weather ice skater if you will. In any case, depending on your comfort level ice skating is fun for all ages especially for adults as I think it brings out the kid in all of us. You find yourself laughing, relaxing and having fun. ]]>http://mammothrentalbyowner.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry100225-1244062010-02-25T00:00:00Z2010-02-25T00:00:00ZUp in the Air. Horizan Flights to Mammoth With increased flights, the number of passengers flying Horizon Air between Mammoth and LAX has skyrocketed ... seems the overall situation at the Mammoth Yosemite Airport is gaining altitude ...
By Geisel, THE SHEET February 2010
Even if you’re George Clooney’s character in the recent movie “Up in the Air,” it would be hard to rack up 10 million frequent flier miles going between here and Los Angeles. Even so, a lot of travelers are taking advantage of Mammoth/Yosemite’s expanded flight schedule, especially between here and LAX.
According to the most recent booking report figures presented to the Airport Commission Wednesday evening, bookings are up roughly 110% over the same time last year. One would think that an additional flight might water down that statistic, but the opposite seems to be true. According to Assistant Airport Manager Brian Picken, the stats aren’t averages either, but represent actual “butts in seats.”
And even the recent bout of weather hasn’t hampered travel much, with only one or two delays experienced, and a handful of cancellations, all weather-related. If anything, said Airport Manager Bill Manning, most flights are turning around quite speedily, averaging 15 minutes early both arriving and departing. By comparison, Vegas and Orlando airports were both recently closed for icing, but so far ice has not been problematic at MMH.
]]>http://mammothrentalbyowner.com/blog/index.php?entry=entry100205-1638402010-02-05T00:00:00Z2010-02-05T00:00:00ZMammoth Track Project Running On Track Mammoth Times
Brimming with enthusiasm and excitement, Deena and Andrew Kastor told the monthly Chamber of Commerce about the Mammoth Track Project, which is scheduled to break ground in April 2010.
The all-weather, year-round track and infield should be complete some 90 days later.
The track and infield represent Phase I of the project, along with terraced seating, a fitness trail and some fencing. Phase II includes clubhouse, dog park and parking lot and picnic pavilion at the location on Green Church Road.
In connection with the track project, Deena Kastor spoke to the monthly Chamber luncheon about the world of possibilities the track presents. She envisions it as a place for running but also for track and field events, with hurdles and pole vaulting and steeplechase pits.
She talked about the opportunities for education and running, citing the example of a 21-day running camp this summer that would be a collaboration between Cerro Coso Community College and the High Sierra Striders running club. “Twenty-one days is the magic number to get oxygen pumping more efficiently,” Kastor said.
The Kastors’ dream of Mammoth being a high-altitude training site moves closer with construction of the Mammoth Track. Half of the $4 million dollar cost has been raised so far, enabling Phase I to get under way. To keep up to date visit mammothtrackproject.org