A new law will require Airbnb and Vrbo to share host info with cities, giving authorities access to names, addresses, and listing details.If your property isn’t fully registered or you’re unsure about local rules, now’s the time to double-check.Question for the community: With the new law requiring platforms to report host info to cities, how are agents and investors deciding which properties are safe to invest in for short-term rentals?

The lower class parts of city are extremely risky, these are the areas you can have tenant issues where the chicago tenant friendly laws can bite you.

Spendthrift trusts are not favored in the law.

To prevent creating a long- term rental situation where eviction laws come into play.

unfortunately I fear we will run out of the will to keep the law suit going much longer.best wishes The IRS does however define it regardless of local laws.

He signed a 1 yr fixed lease in CO and as per the law he is legally bound.

@Anthony Liguori with how difficult Newark NJ makes it for landlords unless the laws change there are many other options for markets around North Jersey which will produce amazing returns and way less stress for landlord. 500-700k properties in the right area have best shot at hitting 1% rule, even in todays market.   

Link to Reno, NV ADU UpdateExciting news for Reno. Curious to see how it changes the landscape of housing (if at all), for homeowners and investors. 
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Quote from @Frank Borzen: Quote from @Jules Aton: Wow“Improved compliance capabilities to help local governments enforce their short-term rental laws.

I’m not familiar with Texas law, but I doubt merely having a contract allows you to record something.