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Feedback on Ulo Udo as Longterm Rental?

(@shibuya)
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Evening,

I am looking into longterm rentals and am curious if anyone has stayed in Ulo Udo?

http://www.coldwellbankervi.com/vacationrentals/listing-ulo-udo-180.html

It looks like the stuff of dreams, but with kids I was wondering about safety (it mentions seclusion which isn't necessarily a positive thing) and access to stores and the like.

Any info about this place or suggestions about safe 3 bedroom places would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!


 
Posted : September 5, 2011 2:50 am
(@Linda_J)
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Don't know the actual house, but anything that overlooks Salt River isn't really "remote". And the booking agent is a friend of ours; I can assure you that she is a great person to work with. Good luck.


 
Posted : September 5, 2011 9:35 am
(@STXBob)
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Ulo Udo appears to be listed as a weekly vacation rental, not a longterm rental. I think "Rent (monthly): $3,200" is a mistake, as that is also the approximate weekly rental rate shown further down.


 
Posted : September 5, 2011 12:10 pm
(@Hiya!)
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Might want to try this question on the vacation forum, might be more tourists there and maybe one of them as tried it.


 
Posted : September 5, 2011 1:05 pm
(@stx-em)
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From the website:

Additional Information: HIGH SEASON $2,500/wk for 1-2 $3,000/wk for 3-4 $3,500/wk for 5-6 LOW SEASON $2,000/wk for 1-2 $2,500/wk for 3-4 $3,000/wk for 5-6 Christmas / New Years: $5000 $500 refundable damage deposit Please add 8% Hotel Tax Monthly ong term - $3400 month plus utilities (pool and lawn care included) Small pet may be allowed.

Does seem like they do long term--perhaps the current tenants negotiated down and got 3200. It does say on the website that it is rented already.


 
Posted : September 5, 2011 1:11 pm
(@shibuya)
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Thanks all. I am contacting Linda to see if it is available and other rental possibilities. I will check out the other forums as well. 🙂


 
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