@Kelly Worley@Brett Holmes@Jon MorbesThe odds that short-term rentals would ever be banned or over-regulated in Mexico are practically 0.

We were banned from showing tenant occupied units last year but that ended at the end of May. 

Hey Chelsa, short term rentals could be a really cool opportunity for you in this ADU with lower risk that a long term tenant would take advantage of the covid-19 eviction bans.

What was passed
Baltimore city council just passed a bill requiring owners of over 10 units to offer alternatives to security deposits. Alternatives include paying in installments and paying for insurance.
What now...

Then of course COVID had different plans for me, lockdown's, in state travel bans, no AirBnb's allowed, etc. so my wife and I stayed there and used it when we were finally allowed to drive up there again last year to finally fix it up a little bit. 

Would I be better off waiting until the eviction ban is lifted to buying the properties so I can place paying tenants in them immediately.

And even if you can twist the language, if the board doesn't like it they're just going to change the rules to explicitly ban it.  

As soon as the eviction ban is lifted, if they start paying again give both notice that they lease is not being renewed or if they are month to month, give them the 30 or 60 days' notice. 

agents can set you up on top producer type program  put in your wants .. and you get e mails daily of new listings that meet your criteria... giving out your MLS code to another is a bad bad thing for realtors they can get banned and fined 20k anyone doing this is taking huge risk .. not many will do it.I have seen agents give their assistants access which is allowed but customers no way

What mainly concerns me is the fact that I've heard about a few states (NY as an example) who have banned short term rentals, and the fact that it could possibly happen soon in CA (?)