Real Estate Times

Mammoth’s Transient Occupancy Tax

January 9, 2012

In coming weeks, all residents in Mammoth will be receiving a letter from the Town of Mammoth Lakes notifying them of the existing codes as they relate to TOT, or Transient Occupancy Tax.

TOT is a 13 percent tax that applies to rentals that are under 30 days in duration. While some of the information that will be provided is new, much of it has been in effect for many years and is now going to be more strongly enforced.

The Top Five Mistakes Sellers Make

January 9, 2012

Phoebe Chongchua

It can be a tough market for selling a home, but those conditions can get even worse if sellers aren’t careful. While a seller doesn’t control the real estate market, his actions can significantly contribute to how long and how much their home is sold for.

Money Talks: Expanded Conforming — Higher Loan Limits Set to Expire Soon

January 9, 2012

Doug Magit

Many borrowers may not be aware the expanded loan limits that have been around for the past two and a half years will expire Sept. 30 of this year unless Congress acts to extend them again. Congress has already extended these limits twice and it does not appear they will extend again, but you never know...

Let me back up a bit.

It’s a commercial real estate gambit by Dawn Vereuck: ‘Elegant Bath’ moves, becomes ‘Mountain Living’

July 1, 2011

George Shirk, Times Senior Writer

It has been a long haul for Dawn Vereuck and her brand-new Mountain Living “design center” along Old Mammoth Road.

It has required considerable derring-do in the world of commercial real estate in Mammoth.

Not only was there an actual physical move from the Minaret Mall near the cinemas. There also a change in name, from Elegant Bath and Kitchen to Mountain Living.

“The word ‘elegant’ in this economy is not exactly inviting,” and ‘Mountain Living’ is for everyone,” she said.
The move itself took six months longer than she had planned originally.

Coldwell Banker raises the ceiling

July 1, 2011

Real Estate Times Staff

With the recent remodel to its office building on Main Street, Coldwell Banker Mammoth Real Estate has updated its physical profile and gained a lot of bang for its buck.

The remodel started last September and finished in mid-January. Eric Fishburn and his crew did the remodel. Corinne Brown consulted on exterior colors.

The Coldwell Banker building had a dated interior, with lowered, acoustical-tile ceilings, bead-board walls and nailed wood planking on the floors. Not to mention a nondescript exterior that had become worn.

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Real Estate Times

Mammoth’s Transient Occupancy Tax

January 9, 2012

The Top Five Mistakes Sellers Make

January 9, 2012

Money Talks: Expanded Conforming — Higher Loan Limits Set to Expire Soon

January 9, 2012

It’s a commercial real estate gambit by Dawn Vereuck: ‘Elegant Bath’ moves, becomes ‘Mountain Living’

July 1, 2011

Coldwell Banker raises the ceiling

July 1, 2011

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