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Are 30 day rentals worth it

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Anybody doing rentals for a minimum of 30 days? Looking at a property to do short term but the agent is telling me the HOA doesn't allow anything under 30 days but the house is on Airbnb for nightly.

Two questions:

1-is a 30 day rental property profitable and is there a market for it? Do people really rent places that long?

2-what can an HOA really do if I kept doing nightly rentals?


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John Underwood
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1. I would not buy a place knowing I couldn't rent it for less than 30 days. You have been warned by the Realtor. 

2. They can sue you and possibly fine you.  So why do it? 

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