General Rules

1. Check-In/Check-Out Times: o Check-in is after 4:00 p.m. and check-out is by 11:00 a.m. Early check-in or late check-out may be available upon request and subject to availability. Your door code password will expire 30 minutes after checkout o
2. Maximum Occupancy: o The property accommodates up to 6 guests. Additional visitors are not allowed without prior approval.
3. No Parties or Events: o No parties, events, or large gatherings are not permitted. Quiet hours are from 10:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m.
4. No Smoking: o Smoking is strictly prohibited, including e-cigarettes inside the property. No cigarette butts on the ground outside. A fee $250 will be charged for violations.
5. PETS o Are allowed but only 2 small dogs under 12 pounds, if a 3rd or more dogs are detected an additional $100 will be charged for each extra dog not allowed, your responsible for any damages and if there's pet hair you may be charged a deeper cleaning fee of $200. Pets are not allowed on the bed, in the bed on the couches, or on any furniture sorry it's just too hard to clean the pet hair off any furniture
6. Respect the Neighborhood: o Please be mindful of noise levels and respect the neighbors. Excessive noise may result in eviction without a refund.

Hot Tub Rules

1. Shower Before Use: o Rinse off before entering the hot tub to remove oils, lotions, and dirt.
2. No Glass Near the Hot Tub: o Glass containers are not allowed in or near the hot tub. Use plastic cups only.
3. No Children Without Supervision: o Children under the age of [insert age] are not allowed in the hot tub without adult supervision.
4. Limit Soaking Time: o Limit soaking time to 15-20 minutes to avoid overheating or dehydration.
5. No Food or Drinks in the Hot Tub: o Do not consume food or drinks while in the hot tub.
6. No Diving or Jumping: o Diving, jumping, or roughhousing in the hot tub is strictly prohibited.
7. Cover the Hot Tub After Use: o Always replace the hot tub cover after use to maintain temperature and prevent debris from entering.
8. Report Issues Immediately: o If you notice any issues with the hot tub (e.g., water quality, temperature, mechanical problems), notify the host immediately.
9. No Pets in the Hot Tub: o Pets are not allowed in the hot tub under any circumstances.
10. No Additives: o Do not add any chemicals, oils, or other substances to the hot tub. Medical Conditions That May Be Affected by Hot Tub Use
11. Heart Conditions: o The heat from a hot tub can increase heart rate and blood pressure, which may strain the heart. This can be dangerous for individuals with heart disease, arrhythmias, or a history of heart attacks.
12. Low or High Blood Pressure: o The hot water can cause blood pressure to drop suddenly, leading to dizziness or fainting. Conversely, it can also raise blood pressure, which may be risky for those with hypertension.
13. Pregnancy: o Pregnant women are generally advised to avoid hot tubs, especially in the first trimester, as elevated body temperature can increase the risk of birth defects or complications.
14. Diabetes: o Diabetics may have reduced sensitivity to temperature, increasing the risk of burns. Additionally, hot tubs can affect blood sugar levels, and prolonged soaking may lead to dehydration.
15. Respiratory Conditions: o The heat and steam can exacerbate breathing difficulties for individuals with asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), or other respiratory issues.
16. Infections or Open Wounds: o Soaking in a hot tub with open wounds, cuts, or infections can increase the risk of bacterial infections, especially if the hot tub is not properly sanitized.
17. Neurological Conditions: o People with conditions like multiple sclerosis (MS) or other neurological disorders may experience worsened symptoms due to the heat.
18. Circulatory Problems: o Individuals with poor circulation or conditions like deep vein thrombosis (DVT) should avoid hot tubs, as the heat can increase swelling and discomfort.
19. Epilepsy or Seizure Disorders: o The heat and relaxation from a hot tub may trigger seizures in some individuals with epilepsy.
20. Medications: o Certain medications, such as blood pressure drugs, sedatives, or antihistamines, can interact negatively with the effects of hot tub use, leading to dizziness, fainting, or other complications.

Potential Risks • Overheating (Hyperthermia): Prolonged exposure to hot water can raise body temperature to dangerous levels, leading to heat exhaustion or heat stroke. • Dehydration: Hot tubs can cause excessive sweating, leading to dehydration, especially if alcohol is consumed. • Drowning: Fainting or dizziness caused by the heat can increase the risk of accidental drowning, particularly if the person is alone.

Safety Tips for At-Risk Individuals o Consult a Doctor: Always seek medical advice before using a hot tub if you have a medical condition. o Limit Soaking Time: Keep sessions short (10-15 minutes) and avoid submerging your chest to reduce strain on the heart. o Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water before and after using the hot tub. o Avoid Alcohol: Alcohol can increase the risk of dehydration, dizziness, and accidents. o Never Use Alone: Always have someone nearby in case of an emergency. o Monitor Temperature: Ensure the hot tub is set to a safe temperature (typically 100°F to 104°F or 38°C to 40°C).

Conclusion While hot tubs can be relaxing and therapeutic for many, they can pose serious risks for individuals with certain medical conditions. If you or your guests have any health concerns, it’s crucial to consult a healthcare professional before using the hot tub.

Property Care 7. Keep the Property Clean: o Please leave the property in the same condition as you found it. Dispose of trash in designated bins. 8. No Damage or Theft: o Guests are responsible for any damage to the property or missing items during their stay. 9. Appliances and Furniture: o Use appliances and furniture as intended. Do not move furniture or rearrange the property. No pets on furniture $100.00 additional cleaning fee will apply. 10. Turn Off Lights and Electronics: o Please turn off lights, electronics, and HVAC systems when not in use or when leaving the property.

Safety and Security 11. Security Cameras o Are facing the driveway and we do check them video and audio recording. 12. Lock Doors and Windows: o Always lock doors and windows when leaving the property. 13. No Unregistered Guests: o Only registered guests are allowed on the property. Unauthorized visitors are not permitted. 14. No Illegal Activities: o Illegal activities are strictly prohibited. Violations will result in immediate eviction and reporting to authorities. 15. Emergency Contacts: o In case of an emergency, contact 911 or call local emergency services.

Kitchen and Dining 16. Clean Dishes and Utensils: o Wash and put away all dishes, utensils, and cookware before check-out.

17. Dispose of Food Properly: o Do not leave food out to avoid attracting pests. Use sealed containers and dispose of food waste in the trash.

Outdoor Areas 18. Use Outdoor Furniture Responsibly: o Clean and return outdoor furniture to its original position after use. 19. No Fireworks or Open Flames: o Fireworks, bonfires, and open flames are not allowed on the property. 20. Respect Landscaping: o Do not damage plants, trees, or other landscaping features.

Additional Rules 21. Wi-Fi Usage: o Wi-Fi is provided for personal use only. Illegal downloads or excessive bandwidth usage are prohibited. 22. Parking: o Park only in designated areas. Do not block driveways or access points. 23. Trash: o Also, the garbage please if you put the garbage outside in the garbage can it must be in a bag we do not like digging down in the garbage can and picking the trash out and put it in the bag. Take out all trash to the trash can outside it must be in bags if we have to clean out the garbage can outside because you did not put your trash in a plastic bag you will get charged a $25 cleaning fee. Let me repeat myself. And also please do not put loose trash in trash can outside it must be all in BAGS we do not like digging in the bottom of the trash can and trying to get out the trash do you got it. 24. No Candles or Incense: o For safety reasons, candles, incense, and other open flames are not allowed. 25. Report Issues Immediately: o Notify the host immediately of any maintenance issues, damages, or concerns.

Check-Out Instructions 27. Leave Keys/Access Devices: o Return keys, access cards, or remotes to their designated location upon check-out. Your door code password will expire 30 minutes after checkout 28. Strip Beds: o Strip used beds and leave linens in the laundry area. 29. Take Personal Belongings: o Ensure all personal items are removed. The host is not responsible for lost or left-behind items. 30. Final Walkthrough: o Perform a quick walkthrough to ensure nothing is left behind and the property is tidy.

Penalties and Fees 30. Violation Fees: o Violations of house rules may result in additional fees, including but not limited to smoking fees, pet fees, or cleaning fees. 31. Damage Charges: o Guests will be charged for any damages beyond normal wear and tear. Black Bear Rules

1. Do Not Feed Bears: o Feeding bears is illegal and dangerous. It habituates them to humans, increasing the risk of aggressive behavior. Violators can face fines up to $5,000 and/or six months in jail.
2. Keep Your Distance: o Always stay at least 150 feet (50 yards) away from bears. Do not approach, follow, or attempt to take photos close to them.
3. Secure Food and Trash: o Store food, trash, and scented items (e.g., toiletries) in bear-proof containers or locked vehicles. Never leave food unattended at campsites or picnic areas.
4. No Intentional Attraction: o Do not leave food, trash, or other items out to attract bears. This is illegal and endangers both humans and bears.
5. Report Bear Encounters: o If a bear approaches you or exhibits aggressive behavior, report it to park rangers immediately. Call the park’s emergency line: 911].
6. Hike Safely: o Hike in groups, make noise to avoid surprising bears, and carry bear spray as a precaution.
7. Respect Wildlife: o Black bears are protected. Harassing, harming, or disturbing them is against federal law and can result in severe penalties.

Laws and Regulations • Federal Law: Under the National Park Service regulations, feeding, approaching, or disturbing wildlife, including black bears, is prohibited. Violators can face fines, imprisonment, or both. • State Law: Tennessee and North Carolina also enforce strict laws against feeding or interfering with bears. Penalties include fines and potential jail time. • Bear Safety is Your Responsibility: By following these rules, you help protect both yourself and the bears, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.