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Short Term Rental Arbitrage

Erik Runfola
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I am trying to find cities that will allow renters to short term rental the property. For example, I am a renter of a property and not the owner, but I want to rent the property on AirBnB. Many cities now require short term rentals to have permits. Many times these permits are only issued to owners. Do you know of any cities that will issue the permit to a renter or don't have permitting restrictions?

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Luke Carl
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I would look into getting your license and becoming an actual property manager. Arbitrage is basically property management without a license. 

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