Welcome to the Tahoe Keys Resort Property Owners Web Site
**Please note that the owner services section has been updated. You will need to have a valid email address on file with our office to access this area. Also - passwords and login are now case sensitive. If you experience problems - please contact our office.
The owner newsletter and notes section of this site has also been updated with information about our company and tips for a better rental experience.
Spring Time Clean Up Tips!
Removing pine-needles from your roof and property is an essential fire prevention measure. If you need assistance booking a pine needle clean up, or need us to give you a status on your property please contact us.
Get your full spring clean check list here!
The New VHR Application Process - MADE EASY!
Our step-by-step guide to the VHR Permit Process
Permit Notifications/Renewals (1/17)
A recent change has recently occurred across the board for VR Permits in both the City and County as well as the TKPOA. These entities are no longer copying the VR companies on the permit renewal invoices. In the past, we have receieved these and paid on your behalf. Please note in the essence of expediency we urge to pay these personally. If you want these to run thru your account at Tahoe Keys Resort you must send us the invoice a few weeks prior to the deadline. Since we are not receiving notification - we have no way of tracking the renewals.
Direct Deposit Offered by Tahoe Keys Resort - Click here for Form -
Tahoe Keys Resort Launches Laketahoe.com - May 7, 2014
A big coup for the team of Tahoe Keys Resort was the aqcuisition of the domain www.laketahoe.com as of January 1, 2014.
The site is the go to place for planning a trip to Tahoe or to find something quickly when you’re here,” said Lisa Underwood, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Tahoe Keys Resort. “With so many people using their mobile devices when they are on the go, we invested the time and energy to make this site easy to access and use on mobile devices. What really separates us from local search engines, and review services like Yelp, is our team of more than ten dedicated local Tahoe writers that have been pumping out personalized experiences about all things Tahoe including hikes, skiing trails, boating and restaurant reviews, concerts and more. We expect local businesses to be offering specials, coupons and daily deals that will keep people coming back to the site again and again.”
The site is targeted to the following markets - transient drive market Northern California, but it’s also ideal for vacationers from Southern California, Las Vegas, Portland and Seattle, to as far away as Texas. LakeTahoe.com doesn’t shy away from locals and provides a great resource for events, a daily calendar, and a resource for local businesses and services locals need.
Security Deposit Protection Plan
South Lake Tahoe Fireworks will Continue - April 1, 2014
After a contentious battle with a local couple based in Pinewild NV, a compromise was reached to allow the continuance of the annual fireworks shows to be held in Lake Tahoe.
Letter to City Council Dated June 4, 2008
**If you decide to write a letter to the City Council please do not focus your comments around vacation rentals allowing you to offset your payments and expenses associated with owning your home. One council member (Crawford) has made his counter argument that the city residents should not have to sacrifice their quality of life to help second home owners pay their bills. Focus your letters on overall economic impact, pride of ownership and your investment in this community, and enforcement of current laws vs. additonal regulations. Please note that two council members are very supportive of our cause - Ted Long and Mike Webber.
Ordinance 928 - Amending Chapter 28A of the South Lake Tahoe City Code Vacation Home Rentals. ADOPTED JANUARY 21, 2003. THIS ORDINANCE BECOMES EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 20, 2003
Vacation Rental Ordinance
Click here to view a copy of the proposed South Lake Tahoe vacation rental ordinance.
Also available in pdf and Microsoft Word formats:
Ordinance.doc for Word
Ordinance.pdf for Acrobat Reader
When it comes to shovels one size doesn't fit all snow types!
Having a good strong shovel available for vacationers to use during the snow season makes it easier for them to clear paths as needed and also helps to protect your decks and other wood surfaces from extra wear and tear. In this article we get recommendations from one of our winter season shovelers! Read more here...
