Why isn’t your question “Who is sharing false data with the city?”

There are many people who stand on the mountain top and warn against investing in the core neighborhoods of the inner-city.

And based on early comments from both sides of the aisle, that number isn’t unrealistic.The reasoning is clear: the city makes up 18% of Kentucky’s population but generates 24% of the state’s tax revenue.

Check with the city and verify . 

Are these City owned meters?

Think about people in high cost of living situations (Los Angeles, New York, etc.) where although $50k could buy them a $1M primary residence, they may want to start investing and that's where these sub $100K properties come into play.

I’m Ryan Zielinski, based in the Capital Region of Upstate New York.

Currently, I am in college in New York, but I am from Atlanta, Georgia!

According to Airbnb:Guests who book Airbnb listings that are located in the City of Tuscaloosa, AL will pay the following tax as part of their reservation:City of Tuscaloosa Lodging Tax: 11% of the listing price, including any cleaning fees, for reservations 29 days or shorter.

In Metro Detroit, if they are not paid, the city sells them to county (with penalties & interest) and county adds to tax bill.Since the water bill stays in owner name, this creates challenges:1) Billing Tenants - do NOT let water bill go to property and trust tenant to pay!