(I know it's a particular tenant because the other tenant's dog is too small to leave this mess and because the other tenant has complained about this problem.)Wouldn't want to evict for this, but I am committed to my yard being useable by all tenants at all times, so I need to crack down and know what the process is for fully enforcing this rule, especially given how tenant-friendly Chicago is.Just curious what people think based on their experience:1.

Apologies to those who own STRs, but I'll be glad to see the city crack down on them.

It's a declining biz model.....the city is trying to crack down on them, and insurance co.s are pushing back on the testing charges (which is where the profit is).

@Jeff S.I agree with @Basit Siddiqi: the IRS supposed crackdown is not very relevant.

So this is kind of recycled old technique, and if it becomes real popular and there are enough defaults, Fannie/Freddie, VA, FHA will crack down. 

Rabbu and AirDNA will put the info from illegal STRs into their matrices.It will take AirBNB and VRBO to crack down on illegal STRs and for the municipalities to really do their job when it comes to banned STRS.

Some states are crack down including Arizona. 

As a moderator, we do crack down on AI generated content, but you cannot catch all of it.

They are really starting to crack down on these types of behaviors.

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