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Friendly Short Term Rental Cities

Joseph Ammar
  • New York, NY
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Ive seen many posts regarding friendly cities but they are quite old. Does anyone know any sources to best analyze friendly cities (not most profitable)?

Thanks in advance

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Luke Carl
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Cities and “AirBnB” do not mix.

Google “AirBnB” and hit the News button. Everyone is shutting it down.

I’m in Gatlinburg Pigeon Forge where there are about 10,000 log cabins. 5 of which I own and self manage remotely.

13,000,000 tourists
15,000 residents.

Without the tourists the economy would collapse.

We pay our taxes and commercial electric rates and everyone is happy :)

There is a difference between an “AirBnB” and a Vacation Rental!

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