Business of the Week: Tahoe Destination Vacation Rentals

Tuesday, 18 September 2012 23:43

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Kathy Jo Liebhardt

551 Lucerne Way
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
(800) 343-9772
(530) 541-6602
(480) 540-2105
FAX (480) 460-6678

www.tahoedestinationvacationrentals.com/

Tahoe Destination Vacation Rentals are a locally owned and operated company . We are your homes “personal assistant” striving to provide exemplary personal service to our owners and their guests. Tahoe Destination Vacation Rentals strives to give you the best memorable vacation home and something you would want to come back to again and again. We want to make the process of renting your vacation property as seamless as possible.

Our consistent goal is to go the extra mile on your behalf from ensuring that you enjoy clean and comfortable accommodations to helping you with the details of your Lake Tahoe vacation. Tahoe Destination Vacation Rentals is a small company representing only a handful of carefully selected properties. Incredible Properties. All of our properties are either on the lake or directly across the street in the Tahoe Keys Area or Heavenly. We provide large, high quality images so our guests can clearly see the quality of each home. Clean, Comfortable and Cozy!!!
Our belief is that real estate assets must be clean, well maintained, managed and marketed proactively. Mixed-use* properties can be coordinated and managed most effectively using a combination of technology and human coordination. Secondary to that is the belief that all real estate assets should be utilized to full capacity when not in use by the owner.

We have built systems and workflow that maximize our efficiency in marketing rental homes under the Tahoe Destination Vacation Rentals.

*Mixed-use properties are common to South Lake Tahoe area as they are utilized both for rental income and personal use by the owners.

Please contact Kathy at (480) 540 2105 for more detailed information about our rental program.

Business of the Week: Lake Tahoe Chocolate Shop

Thursday, 24 May 2012 07:09

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Contact: Doug Rousse

55 Highway 50
Stateline, NV 89449
(At the street entrance of Montbleu by the Fountains)
Phone: 775-586-8900

www.laketahoechocolateshop.com

Lake Tahoe Chocolate Shop has 2 retail locations in South Lake Tahoe.

We now sell all of our chocolate on our website for delivery to your home or in-store pick-up.

Montbleu Casino Shop:
55 Highway 50
Stateline, NV 89449
(At the street entrance of Montbleu by the Fountains)
Phone: 775-586-8900

Hours:
Sun – Thurs: 12PM – 5PM
Fri – Sat: 12PM – 11PM

Factory Shop:
152 B Hwy 50
Stateline, NV 89449
(Between Dart Beverage & Lakeside Inn)
Phone: 775-588-4686

Hours:
Mon & Tues: 12PM – 5PM
Wed – Sat: 11AM – 5PM
Sunday: 12PM – 4PM

We’re South Lake Tahoe’s only locally owned, family operated chocolatier. All of our hand-crafted chocolate and fudge is made on site at our two South Lake Tahoe shop locations.

Stop in to try one of our signature favorites like Dark Chocolate Covered Bacon, S’mores, Tahoe Bark, Handmade English Toffee, Chocolate & Caramel Dipped Pretzels, Chocolate Gummy Worms and so much more. Or enjoy our large selection of finely crafted Truffles, Fudge and Caramels.

Minutes 5-16-12

Tuesday, 22 May 2012 21:18

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Lake Tahoe Business by Referral Network

May , 16, 2012

MINUTES – General Meeting

General Meeting:

Attendance: Brandi Brown, Richard Kahn, Linda Wilkins, Doug Rouse, Tim (SS Glass), Gina Beal, Scot Hansen, Leticia Hansen, Joe Zarachoff, George Sariego, Anik Dean, Brian Cohen, Paula Peterson/ Guest Anik Dean

Speaker of the Day: Linda Wilkins, Farmer’s Insurance

Farmer’s Insurance sells any type of insurance you need…auto, home, life, bonds. Selling a lot of 2^nd homeowner policies right now due to all the homes selling. Very important for businesses to have Commercial Policies no matter if you own, rent or lease. If you lease you’ll need tenants liability or fire/damage liability. Good to include business income in policies in case you’re unable to earn money due to fire or loss. Include stock, equipment, business property coverage. Contractors need to have policies that cover their tools and supplies. Crime coverage covers theft by employees and coverage in case sued due to wrongful termination or sexual harassment. Have liability to cover people getting hurt/slips and falls.

Typical business deductible is $2500 and there is no deductible on liability. That covers legal defense as well, if needed in case of bogus claims. There is insurance for electronic equipment and data. Video taping contents of home and business is suggested as it’s hard to remember (or, at times, prove) what you had…important especially if things are appreciating.

Important message: be properly covered!

Business of the Week: Linda Wilkins

Announcements/Business News:

Anik’s 3^rd meeting so she was excused at the end for a vote. She is now a member.

Gina is taking July off as an LOA to travel to Germany with her mother.

Kae Reed has resigned.

Potential members that will be published: Elaine Goodman, Frank Biesel, Krista Kline, Michele Santos. Anne Carlson is unable to join at this time so invitation was extended to Krista.

Al Coster, Jr.’s memorial is on Friday, May 25 at 10:15 at St. Theresa’s.

Doug signed a lease at MontBleu..it’s official. He’ll name it Lake Tahoe Chocolate Shop

Brandi told all about the TRYP educational series. This week is Business CPR..at LTVA with after party at Lakeside.

Thank Yous:

Scot thanked George for making a house call to go through and clean up his computers…an invaluable service to have someone that goes out to Woodfords.

Brian thanked Joe for credit card services and Doug seconded that.

Joe thanked George for his sound card.

Brandi thanked Brian for awesome fish, thanked Doug for his continued business, thanks Big Blue Spa for fixing her spa..called them the Spa Ninjas.

Maggie thanked France for her new phone.

George thanked scot for continued support. Thanked Dan and Larry Sabo for their continued support and to Larry M for having him out to the office to fix the disaster.