Or does PR view their short-term rentals as too critical to the local tourism economy to consider such regulations?

My only concern on STR is the effects that a recession would have on the travel and tourism.

I found a great property for a great price in a little Alaskan town that’s known for a fair amount of tourism.

We're thinking the farm rentals might be more part of the city's agri-tourism efforts, with "farm experience" STR.

Tourism and travel could take a hit with high inflation during a recessionary period. 

1 bed, 720 sqft, $450K, and tourism based income...

Purchase price: $113,500 Cash invested: $25,000 Sale price: $240,000 Bought a beachfront condo with the intent of using is as a STR that we would hold for the next 5-10 years, taking advantage of local tourism in Galveston Texas.

Purchase price: $113,500 Cash invested: $25,000 Sale price: $240,000 Bought a beachfront condo with the intent of using is as a STR that we would hold for the next 5-10 years, taking advantage of local tourism in Galveston Texas.

I'd imagine the DC/Baltimore market is pretty strong for tourism & other short-term needs.

@Kristopher Kelly As far as being touristy goes - yes, there is quite a bit of tourism in the Pensacola area.