Nancy Chockley’s $12 million home sits next to a ski slope in Vail, Colorado. It has a chef’s kitchen with sleek appliances, a family room with a modern fireplace, a balcony with mountain views, and four bedrooms that sleep up to 12 guests. But when Chockley packs up to return home in Washington, DC, she puts family photos back in her assigned cabinets; clothes and skis go into her family’s storage locker. That’s because she and her husband don’t really own the house—they bought a fraction of it, and they spend six weeks a year there. Once they leave, every trace of them is scrubbed from the property. She’s
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