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Matt Rutter
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cleveland, OH
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Vacation Home + Part-Time Rental in Downtown Memphis

Matt Rutter
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cleveland, OH
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My wife & I are looking to purchase an apartment that we can use in Downtown Memphis when we visit, but also use as a short-term rental to help provide supplemental income when we aren't there (Airbnb, private website, etc). Ideally we're looking for something Downtown, South Main, or the Pinch District.

We're seeing a lot of units listed on Airbnb, however, when we look at units in the same or surrounding properties we're seeing that a majority of the condo associations require at least a 6 month leases.

Clearly people are listing their places on Airbnb so I'm wondering how they're getting around this. The obvious answer is they either they aren't telling the condo association or the condo association / property management doesn't actually care enough to take action. 

We haven't had experience with a condo before so I'm looking to hear from others who have invest in either a condo, Memphis, or both. What action can a condo association take if you are "caught" renting your apartment for a shorter timeframe?

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