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Free Trial at Rent My Vacation Home® dot com for Homeowners to try a new system that integrates A Check Out system like Holiday Inn but for Vacation Homes. This system enables the vacationer to book a house with no deposit and can cancel like a hotel reservation.After the Homeowners free trial the membership is $16.00 Monthly.

New York, New York (PRWEB) February 04, 2012

When Jerry and Robin Trustuheimer decided to rent out their new vacation home in Florida, they hired a local real estate agent to hunt for renters, but they also paid $300 to list the house on specialized websites.

The Trustuheimer agreed to pay the agent a 25% commission on any rentals they got, even ones that they found online.

"Every tenant came through my listings on Rent My Vacation Home® dot com," Jerry Trustuheimer says. "This summer we parted ways with the Realtor."

Trustuheimer can't fathom why anyone would list or rent a vacation home anywhere other than online.

Some investors are starting to think the same way, putting money into sites that offer searchable listings, lots of photographs and easy navigation.

One of the companies that Trustuheimer used, Rent My Vacation Home® dot com, will announce Monday that it has secured millions in venture capital and will pay an undisclosed sum for Advertising Budget.

Based in Washington D.C. Rent My Vacation Home® dot com is 25 years old, but has moved quickly to consolidate the infant industry with 83 web sites and offices. The company got started when officials at Washington D.C. Ventures teamed with the chief executive of another company they had backed to search for a new technology investment.

The executive, Jay Kalin, was on vacation with his family when he had a Eureka moment.

"We prefer to stay in homes instead of hotels, but it frustrated me that it took so much work to check out vacation rentals," Kalin said. "I saw how the Internet worked for other forms of travel and thought, why not vacation rentals?"

When he got back to work, Kalin and a business strategy officer studied the business and learned that there were already several websites featuring vacation rental homes, including VRBO and HomeAway. So instead of starting from scratch, they pitched Washington D.C. Ventures early last year on the idea of buying their way into the business. Since then, they have bought half-dozen Web operators in the United States and combined them into Rent My Vacation Home 83 offices and web sites.

"We saw it as a business with a huge amount of untapped potential," said Kalin, a partner at Washington D.C. Ventures. "The companies we brought together were growing fast and they were very profitable."

Rent My Vacation Home® dot com Free Trial and only $ 16.00 monthly to list a home in the United States On 83 web sites whether the property is rented out once or 20 times. There is no charge for using the site to rent a place.

It is among the most graphical of the vacation-rental sites. Potential renters can search by destination or throw in their choice of a couple dozen preferred property types or amenities to narrow the field.

"Not everybody wants to check into a hotel every time they go away," Kalin said. "We don't want the same-old, even if we go back to the same destination year after year."

Vacation-home rentals compete with hotels, especially resorts that market to vacationers. For large families, a house can be cheaper to rent than several hotel rooms, and they come with kitchens, which allow vacationers to stretch their budget by preparing some of their own meals.

About Rent My Vacation Home® dot com

Rent My Vacation Home® dot com*|70,000 Listed Homes on 83 Sites and Offices*

*Americas largest Vacation Home Network®* *30 Million Hits a Year*"Search and List One and Done" Rent My Vacation Home operates 83 Franchised Stores and websites designed to help the 70,000 Home Owners listed & Millions of Home Vacationers .All aspects of online vacation rental management and adverting are performed for you. Homeowners are listed on a Network of 83 web sites, where 30 Million Vacationers visit every Year. Membership is free Trial and then 16.00 a Month. Local agents work with local Travel agencies and also advertise on all forms of local media .The advertisements not only include the Internet but TV and local Radio in your vacation area.

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Convergence. Remember that word from the dot com era? Well, it's back and this time it actually has substance. Convergence in the 90s meant combining old media with new media, a.k.a. the Internet. The 2000 merger of AOL and Time Warner was a failed $200 billion attempt at convergence. But fast forward to 2012 and convergence is happening for real this time, thanks to Internet-connected devices in the house and a rapidly growing app ecosystem. Entertainment now flows freely through home networks, to multiple devices such as PCs, laptops, tablets, smartphones and television sets.

According to one research firm, 2012 will be when convergence really hits its stride. A new report by IMS Research states that 2012 will be when the consumer electronics industry "finally realizes the promise of multi-screen content consumption."

This trend is primarily being driven by the rise in Internet-enabled portable consumer electronics (CE), such as smartphones and tablets (the green bars in the graph below). But also IP-enabled TVs and other entertainment devices (the light blue bars).

It's not just Web connected hardware which is proliferating. Software is also finally fulfilling the long-held promise of convergence. We saw a great example earlier today, with version 3.0 of the video aggregator app Showyou being released. ReadWriteWeb's Jon Mitchell described it as "the remote control for web video."

The beauty of Showyou is that you can watch videos on a variety of devices: PC, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, Kindle Fire, Apple TV. While I was eating my lunch today, I sat down in the living room and opened both my iPad and TV. I surfed to a music video on Showyou that I like and pressed the Apple "airplay" button on the iPad to transfer the video to my TV (via Apple TV).

I'm not entirely convinced that 2012 will be the year when this multi-screen promise is realized. During my lunchtime, I fiddled around a bit with Airplay before I got it working. Also home networks are not particularly user friendly for non-technical people. 2012 may well be a tipping point, when convergence within the home begins to take off. But we're not at the point of great user experiences yet.

In its report, IMS Research noted that an apps ecosystem for devices like the TV will be a key enabler of convergence in home entertainment. It also pointed to the growing amount of digital content available to consumers and "the changing habits of consumers regarding accessing, consuming and sharing digital content."

IMS Research predicts that the market for IP-enabled CE devices will grow from 2.2 billion devices shipped in 2011 to 3.5 billion in 2016. Note that this is just for home entertainment and portable consumer electronic devices. We reported last week that mobile industry group GSMA is predicting growth from 9 billion to 24 billion Internet-connected devices worldwide. The GSMA's figures include things like connected cars and IP-enabled washing machines.

Have you begun to consume entertainment in your home across multiple screens? If so, let us know in the comments what your current favorite household apps are.

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