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New to real estate investing and looking for advice

Ashley Tocco
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Hi!

I am new here and new to investing in real estate. I am interested in New Orleans for short term rentals but am out of state - we live in California - Curious if anyone has any insight into this market. Looking to possibly purchase in cash but also unsure if that is the best move. Any advice helps!

Ashley

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Braden Smith
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Braden Smith
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Good evening. I own both a real estate investment company and a real estate brokerage in New Orleans. Currently, the city of New Orleans has implemented a moratorium on all STR registrations and licenses for the time being.

See the following news articles for more info:  

New Orleans City Council passes total ban on new residential short-term rental permits

New Orleans City Council extends temporary ban on new residential short-term permits

See here for info from the city:  Current State of Residential Short Term Rentals (RSTRs)

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