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Justin Tortorich
  • Real Estate Agent and Investor
  • New Orleans, LA
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Airbnb Regulations in NOLA are not Investor friendly!

Justin Tortorich
  • Real Estate Agent and Investor
  • New Orleans, LA
Posted

Hi all.

Anyone doing Temporary Short Term Rentals via Airbnb in New Orleans? I have two big concerns about the city regulations: 

1. 90-rental nights per license year... how is that actually regulated? Can I get 4 licenses for one property to cover 360 nights?

2. Two guests per bedroom instead of bed.

Are there any ways of getting around these regulations? I find them extremely ridiculous. TIA

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