Owner guide for Okemo and Ludlow, Vermont

Okemo property management,
done locally.

What a local manager takes off your plate, how we are paid, and what stays yours.

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A cleared approach to a snowy Vermont-style home

The work at
the house.

A rental near Okemo needs someone close by, especially in winter. This is the everyday work we handle.

A prepared bedroom with fresh linens

Turnovers between stays

Cleaning, fresh linens, restocking and arrival preparation, with a checklist written for your home.

Snow and winter access

Local plowing, snow-clearing and winter-access coordination, with a plan for the weather the mountain brings.

Repairs and property checks

Practical repairs, property checks and coordination with local trades for work beyond the agreed scope.

Guests, start to finish

Arrival instructions, guest questions and one local point of contact who can coordinate help at the house.

Getting it booked
at the right price.

Channels

Listings and calendars coordinated across the platforms that fit your home, including Airbnb and Vrbo.

Pricing

Rates and minimum stays reviewed against demand, competing listings and booking pace, for weekends, holidays and the gaps between.

Direct presence

A property-specific website gives guests a direct place to discover your home and plan a return.

Guest capture

Permission-based follow-up with guests who opt in keeps your home in mind for their next trip.

Social systems

Property photography, local moments and a repeatable content schedule, without adding another task to your week.

One complete cohosting service. We do not offer a marketing-only option.

Not just your market.
Mine, too.

I’m Alexander Jefferson, owner and host of The Bear’s Den in Ludlow. I purchased the home in October 2025.

About $85,000 already booked for year one. The prior owners averaged approximately $55,000 in annual revenue.

No capital improvements.
Just a different approach to running the rental.

These are first-year reservations, not a completed year’s earned revenue. One home, not a guarantee for another property.

A conversation.
Then a clear plan.

  1. Tell us what you have.

    Share the location, a listing if you have one, and what hosting looks like today. A new home is welcome, too.

  2. Talk through the fit.

    We discuss your priorities, local service coverage and where cohosting can take work off your hands.

  3. Make the handover.

    Agree on scope and terms, then coordinate calendars, property details and the guest experience.

The practical
questions.

How it works for owners

Ludlow short-term rental rules

What does Okemo property management cost with you?

We work on a revenue-sharing model: our compensation is a share of your home’s rental revenue. Your exact share and service scope are agreed before we begin. Our goals align: when your home earns more, we earn more.

Where do you offer cohosting?

Our current focus is the Okemo and Ludlow, Vermont area. We are not advertising statewide or nationwide coverage. Send the property address so we can confirm the fit and local service coverage.

Is this just help with my listing?

No. The offer combines boots-on-the-ground cleaning, handyman and plowing coordination, and guest care with five commercial pillars: channels, pricing, direct presence, guest capture, and social systems. We agree the specific deliverables for your home.

Can we work with an existing rental?

Yes, an existing rental is a good place to start the conversation. Share your listing and current setup so we can assess the handover, responsibilities, and fit. A listing is not required if the home has not launched yet.

Do I keep control of my property?

Yes. Ownership of the property, listings, domain, and guest data stays with you. Responsibilities and terms are agreed for your home.

Let’s talk about
your home.

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