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New York Vacation Rentals is continuing to offer FREE postings for any vacation rental!
If you are interested to increase your exposure
to potential clients through our website, contact us with the details
of your property (city, address, number of bedrooms/bathrooms, maximum occupancy and a description).
Click here to post your listing for FREE!
However, if you want to have a featured listing (meaning it will be displayed at the top of the
pages, with an image thumbnail, it can have an unlimited number of photos, you will be able
to include a calendar of availability with different rates for each week, plus the listing will be rotated
on the front page and in the Featured Listings column on most of our pages), you may want to opt
for a paid listing, according to these fees:
- First property: $99/year
- Second and subsequent properties: $89/year
The rates are corresponding to unlimited photos, unlimited length, free availability calendar and
free weather and directions!
As a comparison, here are the fees for other similar websites:
| SITE |
RATES |
CONDITIONS |
| NYVacationRentals.com |
$99/year ($89/year for 2nd and next properties)
| unlimited photos
unlimited length
free calendar and weather
included in the local recommendations |
| Adirondacks By Owner |
$150/year
$275/year |
2 photos, 100 words
6 photos, 750 words |
| A1Vacations |
$149/year ($99/year for 2nd property) |
4 photos |
| CyberRentals |
$135/year |
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| Great Rentals |
$132/year ($108/year after 1st year) |
4 photos |
| VRBO |
$148/year |
3 photos |
| 10kvacationrentals |
$235/year |
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| FindRentals |
$129/year |
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| VacationHomes |
$199/year |
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If you want to find out more about managing your vacation rental, we recommend Christine Karpinski's book
How To Rent Vacation Properties By Owner. One of the leading experts in the field,
Christine offers tips and advice on all aspects of renting vacation homes. She shares her proven system for
successful self-management and guides you through the process of turning your rental into a money making
investment. Her book is an excellent resource that you’ll refer to now and many times over.
Here are some things you can learn from the book:
You can use an IRA to purchase rental property
A quick and easy formula to determine profitability
The 4 types of internet advertising venues
How to find out if a rental web site is good for your area
What to say to friends who want to use your property “free”
How to screen inquiries to get the best renters
How a family photo can deter theft and damage
What to say to renters if they break a household item
Tips to find last-minute renters to fill cancellations
How to avoid complaints about cleanliness
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