My sources are still , for now, free speech (until they are deleted or banned )

Its a pretty big chunk of paperwork (and of course all those applications and permits have fees) but nothing you can't handle.Condo's can be tricky- as Airbnb/VRBO have grown, many HOA's have banned short term (less than 6 month) rentals.

Yup especially in California where evictions are banned indefinitely.

I’ve found people just create a new account after they’re banned or poorly reviewed for bad behavior.

We all make the same claims. ie: “premium service”, “hand-picked homes”, homeowner-friendly onboarding”, “leading industry technology”, “24/7 communication or local support”, “maintenance programs”, “hotel quality linen program”, “preferred vendors” … blah blah blah I sell within what I would consider a “traditional” vacation rental market. ie - your vacation rental is likely not in danger of being put out of business by the local government… an example close to home for me - The City of Dallas’s recent STR Ban.

FTC, California DFPI Case Leads to Ban Against Operators of Mortgage Relief Scam Home Matters USA | Federal Trade CommissionOffering to buy their homes and "Save their credit" or "Save them from foreclosure" could innocently put you in the state or federal regulator's crosshairs.

For these reasons, it's safe to say that short-term rentals are neither gonna be banned nor heavily regulated.When it comes to the decision between buying new build and resales, it is important to understand that properties that are considered too old are much less popular in Latin America.

I feel like eventually, these local municipalities will ban Airbnb.

Being a member helps you get critical state specific information.https://caanet.org/membership-benefits/I am not from CA and not affiliated with this group, but landlords in CA need to ban together.The sad thing is reducing rent by 25% means a landlord has less resource to help struggling tenants.

The downside to HOAs is that they can potentially ban rentals.