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Tara Omotere
  • San Francisco
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New California STR Law Alert

Tara Omotere
  • San Francisco
Posted


A new law will require Airbnb and Vrbo to share host info with cities, giving authorities access to names, addresses, and listing details.

If your property isn’t fully registered or you’re unsure about local rules, now’s the time to double-check.

Question for the community: With the new law requiring platforms to report host info to cities, how are agents and investors deciding which properties are safe to invest in for short-term rentals?