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Andrew Daughtery
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Asheville, North Carolina Rentals Restriction?

Andrew Daughtery
  • New to Real Estate
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Happy post Thanksgiving everyone,

My family just got a vacation house in Asheville, NC. They were reading that there is some city code there that restricts AirBNB & VRBO. Is this true? And if so, does anyone know a possible loophole for them to be able to rent it out and make a little money when theyre not there?


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John Underwood
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A little late to find out if you can't rent a house you just bought.

I do beleive they have substantial restrictions.

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