. * Property taxes and other fees and regulations placed on rental property owners are already very high, and are rising faster than rent increases in many cases.

As much as I am a 'small Govt guy' and all that, there is sometimes a good reason for regulations, and this is one of them IMHO.

Over the years, I've gained extensive experience with STRs, navigating regulations, building teams remotely in various markets and countries, and testing nearly every piece of relevant software.

Who know what regulations will come down the pipe as other local towns have implemented.Just looked up Airdna and they have the lions share(289 rentals) in the area although they aren’t listed in the Top Properties category.

We were so naive.The regulations are very clear about how brokers can/cannot pay unlicensed finders, but what about tenants?

Paul or Minneapolis proper so I don't think this city has specific regulations for that but I will confirm. 

They also had a professional license taken back by regulators.

Finding a professional that understands how to help you minimize your tax liability while also remaining compliant can make a big difference.Let’s first start with the basics of understanding commercial property tax regulations.

There is no regulation that mandates a set seasoning period.

Not that regular rentals are getting any easier, but there is not a massive push to shut them down via regulations.