You honestly don't need a website to get someone to say yes.

You are never in control if there is an HOA, they can ban rentals at any point and you wouldn't be able to do anything about it.

Please don't post content from paid website, otherwise will be deleted again.Thx

Khaled,When it comes to a strategic website you have to have "Big Bucks" to get "organic traffic" and get solid leads that are buyers not tire kickers. 

I didn't even hear about it... and I've been on the Polk county website and am planning on going tomorrow.  

There's a copycat website like theirs, with same info but "differen"t, and using stock photos for their team members profile pic, changing the names of the team members slightly...

Sure a house on the beach will make more at a STR than a LTR, but a typical house in a regular neighborhood (if STRs haven't been banned yet) will likely not. 

However, fewer competition isn’t always a bad thing if you find a way to make it work.Cary/MorrisvilleCity Rules: No formal Airbnb ordinance, but STRs exist in a gray area.Zoning: Not clearly defined — town is currently considering bans...HOAs: Almost every subdivision has an HOA that restricts STR.... that’s the big issue here.AirDNA Score: 94/100.

I would caution that many local communities have passed laws and regulations against short-term rentals, either banning them or curtailing them completely.

Would you prefer wholesalers with active websites or listings currently available?