KC gets 35M travelers a year who spend $1.4B on lodging and it's not even a vacation destination.

@Rich Lodge what questions can I help you with?

According to what I have seen, the city is only allowing homeowners who are residents of that home to rent out rooms or parts of the home with a lodging permit for only a total of 180 days.

Does airbnb factor in lodging tax?

He has since moved out, and I agreed to pay for the month’s rent and some of his hotel lodging while he was out.  

I am considering buying a licensed rooming house in my area, 13 units plus on site manager's unit, average of $150 / unit per week, 100% occupied, real strong cash flow with $4,650 positive cash a month, I would welco...

But I should note much of the reason we ski there is because it's less crowded and because there is a plethora of cheap lodging always available. 

The Park is what initially drew investment and lodging here of course, but the attractions, retail, dining, etc is what has increased the visitation and created a different type of vacationing experience.

You're not paying booking fees, lodging taxes, credit card fees, utilities, landscaping, marketing, or all the other expenses associated with STR. 

That was due to  fairly small sample with some very expensive lodges on the lake that skewed the results much higher than it should be.