I have been researching repositioning hotels with low vacancy to multifamily/STR, but if it's on Oahu I'm sure it will be worth keeping as a hotel for when Ige lifts all these mandates and tourism kicks off again.  

The counties surrounding Disney are heavily reliant on tourism dollars and the tax revenue generated by short-term rentals and so it's unlikely for that business to be shut down from a local government perspective.

Even scarier that it's happening in areas where tourism is what drives their economy. 

I really don't understand why towns are doing this....Especially towns that thrive on tourism.  

This city thrives on the tourism industry and is going to do all it can to protect it, rightfully so.

As the area continues to grow and focus transitions toward improving both the resident experience and tourism industry, this property’s income potential will likely increase.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Atlanta is a big tourism town so airbnb is lucrative in good locations.

I did see one for sale and it looks pretty cool and fun for someone young to get into.Have you checked to see what tourism is like in the area?

And this is located in an area where tourism is busy year round due to summer and winter activities. 

It’s somewhat rural, but an hour away from a major area of tourism.