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Owners, renters can both benefit from off-season deals

Winter’s vacation wonderland

By Associated Press
Thursday, November 5, 2009 - Added 9 months ago
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Winter is a traditionally slow season for vacation home rentals. But if you’re a would-be renter, you can score terrific bargains on off-season rentals and enjoy a different type of getaway, sipping hot chocolate in front of a cozy fireplace instead of running around to see the sights.

And if you’re a property owner, there are a few small steps you can take to make your vacation home more attractive this time of year.

 
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