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Noah Weitzman
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Portland airbnb laws

Noah Weitzman
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Austin, TX
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Hello! Thank you so much for the help. We are looking to get an airbnb in Portland. I noticed the laws that seem to say that you need to reside in the residence (either in the house, the other side of a duplex, or on the same lot) for at least 9 months of the year. Does this mean that most properties would not comply with this? Thanks! 

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Noah Weitzman Inner city AirBnB is risky. Make sure it’ll cash flow when you’re forced to put a long term tenant in there.

Why not San Marcos it’s right in your back yard and gets a lot of traffic

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