OKC has some short term regulations now (as well as a few of the suburbs.) 

Turnkey properties here often yield attractive returns with manageable risks, supported by investor-friendly regulations and diverse economic bases.If you'd like to discuss further, we are happy to help.

Ask yourself, why would the federal government pay MORE than market rent and waste our tax dollars?

I am filing a suit in Orange County Superior Court and along with reporting to following government entity.

Quote from @Patrick Forelli: I'm looking to invest in a STR in savannah, but I'm confused with the regulations.

Hey team,I am genuinely curious if this property is a homerun opportunity to develop as an STR in the highly regulated but unincorporated area of Mount Pleasant.

The reason you feel like something is “off” is because assisted living isn’t just housing, it’s a regulated healthcare use, and that brings a completely different layer of requirements.Here are the big pieces most people don’t realize until they’re too far in:1.

With AIRBNB the consumer is not worried about “who” pays “fees”, they just want to know the total price AND be able to easily compare pricing of different accommodations for the same time period.I’ve seen the following reasons for the decline in bookings mentioned in this thread: Government shutdown, competitors unknowingly absorbing the cost of the increased fee.

These households have mission-critical, direct income producing, or government jobsMarket performance: Since 2015, our property segment has averaged 9% annual appreciation and 7% annual rent growth.Vacancy: Under 2%This is why I don’t recommend “buying a property.”

You’re definitely doing the right thing by learning first before diving in.A couple of books I’d recommend are “Short-Term Rental, Long-Term Wealth” by Avery Carl , really helpful for understanding how to choose and run your first STR and “Optimize YOUR BnB” by Daniel Rusteen, which has tons of practical tips for setting up and improving your listing.If I could share one piece of advice, it would be to really dig into the local regulations and guest demand in your area early on.