Yellowstone club is too crowded

[Bunion 2020]

Plus, they are connected to Big Sky, duh, making for a massive really good ski area at their doorstep.

I am not saying there are no hard core skiers there, far from it. But the draw is the security. Bill Gates doesn't have to worry as much about some nut ball grabbing one of his kids.

I usually get a day or so in a season, highly under rated ski mountain. The connector to Big Sky as said above doesn't hurt either.

Factor in the opportunity for a lot of these wealthy kids to sort of blend in along with their parents and be "locals".

People love to shit on the Y/C but they have donated a shitload of money to causes in Big Sky.

[lowsparkco]

Yellowstone Club had a rough start, with all the fraud and lawsuits and stuff.

Perhaps this venture will keep the white collar crime to a minimum.

[goldenboy]

I wonder what the tax bill is per property.

It's currently classified as agriculture, so probably next to nothing. "Shared ranch", keep a few cows on it = good to go.

[Bunion 2020]

Yellowstone Club had a rough start, with all the fraud and lawsuits and stuff.

Perhaps this venture will keep the white collar crime to a minimum.

RE: Y/C. Totally different company. Current one is a Great White.

[bodywhomper]

What are the other ski hills that are HOA-owned or managed?

[snojones]

Welcome to the future of skiing.... Or should I say everything. Don't worry, we will all be happy in the camps.....

[Benny Profane]

Yeah, pretty much.

The real turning point will be Vail going private.

[RootSkier]

Yellowstone Club had a rough start, with all the fraud and lawsuits and stuff.

Now all they have to worry about is their fifteen million dollar houses slowly shifting down the mountain.

[snowaddict91]

I remember reading about this when it was just getting off the ground. Beautiful country around there. Maybe I should move. Anyone want to go in on a place with me?

[Meadow Skipper]

I remember reading about this when it was just getting off the ground. Beautiful country around there. Maybe I should move. Anyone want to go in on a place with me?

I’m in, good for $37.

[Conundrum]

If I had the resources, I’d opt in to a private ski hill. Talk shit all you want but who wouldn’t if you could?

A buddy rented an entire ski area for a day once. We had a keg at the bottom of the lower chair. I think there were 20 of us skiing. It was rad.

[skaredshtles]

I’m in, good for $37.

I'd be able to go about tree fiddy.

[TahoeJ]

so its like backcountry with dues?

Nah, they have guides on staff and two private cats to use.

If you have eff you money this is actually a pretty sweet setup. Ridiculous, of course, and not something I would ever do even if I could afford it. There's some legit terrain too, especially if you're into coolies.

[Benny Profane]

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I remember reading about this when it was just getting off the ground. Beautiful country around there. Maybe I should move. Anyone want to go in on a place with me?

I'm waiting for Greg Lemond's camp to come on the market.

[Bunion 2020]

Now all they have to worry about is their fifteen million dollar houses slowly shifting down the mountain.

Who is "They"?

Everyone of those homes has been certified as built to spec. by engineers.

[RootSkier]

"Hello? Yes, is this On Site Management? It seems I am stuck in my bathroom."

Talus is a real bitch.

[MontuckyFried]

Who is "They"?

Everyone of those homes has been certified as built to spec. by engineers.

Haha. I always got a chuckle about how like 90% of the homes up in the YC have SERIOUS ice damming issues. But hey, their roofs look pretty!...in the summer. It's like the architects are based out of Florida or something. Harry's got a good story about his condos about that actually.

[RootSkier]

Look buddy, no one is tearing out the reclaimed walnut trapezoid ceiling with all hidden fasteners to fix the insulation problems that cause the ice dams.

On the other hand, I did see an extremely pissed off finish carpenter tearing out the reclaimed walnut trapezoid ceiling with all hidden fasteners because the homeowner didn't like the "character pieces" the carpenter thought were the best part.

Pretty sure this is the same house where the one side of the timberframe porch we installed had settled almost two inches in about six months. But boy, the views were great!

[smartyiak]

.000001% problems!


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[Benny Profane]

Haha. I always got a chuckle about how like 90% of the homes up in the YC have SERIOUS ice damming issues. But hey, their roofs look pretty!...in the summer. It's like the architects are based out of Florida or something. Harry's got a good story about his condos about that actually.

Those people can afford new roofs.

[MontuckyFried]

Those people can afford new roofs.

Sure, but they can get cranky when it leaks into their homes causing big interior damage or mold.

[Benny Profane]

Sure, but they can get cranky when it leaks into their homes causing big interior damage or mold.

They can afford to fix that too. Fuck, they have private jets and shit. And probably five homes. One's in a place that gets hammered by hurricanes a lot, for sure. That will make them drink a few more martinis at times.

[I Skied Bandini Mountain]

"Hello? Yes, is this On Site Management? It seems I am stuck in my bathroom."

Talus is a real bitch.

Had that happen on a project, but it wasn't OSM and it was because of the Rocky Mountain Hardware. Overpriced garbage!

Had a billionaire client lock himself in the panic room on another project. He was lucky to get out in a few hours and not days.

[I Skied Bandini Mountain]

Sure, but they can get cranky when it leaks into their homes causing big interior damage or mold.

It's usually the leaking showers causing those problems.

[I Skied Bandini Mountain]