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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]And beyond the cleaning fee. There are other fees: electricity, water, gas. Paper products and other consumables need to be refreshed. Heating a pool is very expensive so what if your friends decide to turn that feature on? There is a house manager that needs to check on the home to make sure everything is stocked up and put away for the next set of renters, and locked up. It’s stressful!

People who don’t have a second home, do not know! [/quote]

I do have a second home and we do let friends stay there. We don't rent it out. If I am crying over electricity, water and gas, I would not have bought a second home. Sometimes, we don't use our house for months. I knew that going in. I am not going to stress over a property. If you can't really afford a second home, don't buy one. [/quote]

I'm confused.  If you actually do own a second home (which I doubt) why are you so worried about what other people who own second homes are doing?  Did you antagonize them in a way that they will no longer invite you, or something?

I don't expect anyone with a second home to invite me or not invite me.  You seem to be pouting, and trying to dictate what you want them to do.  How is that working for you?  I don't know anyone with a second home who pouts over what their buddies with second homes do or don't do. Peculiar behavior for an adult, really.

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Do you present people who come to dinner at your (first or second) home with a bill at the end of the meal, too?
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If they ask to come over without being invited and bring nothing to the table I might. [/quote]

+1. :mic drop:[/quote]

This is not a "mic drop" moment. This is a "you showed your ass, you are insanely rude, much ruder than the empty-handed guest" moment. You may have money, but live with a scarcity mentality. Pitiful and pathetic.[/quote]

Wait are seriously wondering why people don’t let you borrow their second home? You sound really hostile.

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