I spent a ski season out in the Dillon/Frisco area 15 years ago and always wanted to check it out in the summer. I found Bighorn on line and initially choose it for the location. Frisco offers easy access to either Keystone/A-Basin, Breck, Cooper or Vail. The town is nice and has some nice family restaurants. I found the staff at Bighorn to be very friendly and helpful when I was planning my daily activities. On their suggestion I took my family on the bike path and the peaks trail from Breckenridge to Frisco. It was a fun adventure. I also liked the selection of different units that Bighorn provided me to choose from.

Big Horn Rentals has been handling the rental of our condo unit at Cedar Lodge. They are a wonderful company to deal with. Everything is always clean and well maintained. We have family and friends who use our unit during the year and they have always had wonderful comments about John and other staff members. We have found John to be very honest and trust worthy. Our unit is 309 at Cedar Lodge and if you are looking for a large studio unit check this one out. We are right off of Main Stree and have a view of Mount Royal from our balcony.

We have found the owner of Bighorn Rentals, John, to be unethical, uncooperative, disrespectful, and dishonest. Their office contracts did not parallel the HOA building regulations. An issue was made by a property owner of an adjacent condo in the same building regarding our boat being parked in one of our two underground assigned parking spaces, John (along with the building manager) demanded, tagged and threatened to tow our boat if we did not move it. Our rental contract did not preclude us having the boat there. We had a boat the prior season, without issue, parked in the same space. We incurred inconvenience and additional storage expense as a result. Moreover he refused to give us the full 31 days for our monthly rental which he charged us in full 30 days in advance; we got only 29 days and he would neither issue an appropriate credit for the two days nor make any accommodation. In addition he charged our credit card $100 before contacting us regarding a possible pet violation.

Five days after leaving this unit, with **no prior notification,** Bighorn attempted to bill our credit card. We would not have even known had it not been for the fact that Bighorn sent an e-mail to us stating there was damage to the unit, our credit card had declined it, and how did we want to pay. They included 2 blurry photographs of a glass shower door, both of which were dated in 2003. (That's nearly 6 years prior to the current date.)

Because of this, we have had to file a fraud complaint with the attorney general/Better Business Bureau, cancel our debit card, put a fraud alert on our credit, and also utilize the services for an attorney because we are now being harassed.

If you stay in this unit, make sure you document everything there. Otherwise, you could be looking at an unwarranted and unverifiable charge when you return home.