I currently own 2 VR in Big Bear Lake California and mange 20 others.

V/r The new guy

Calling Orlando a popular vacation rental destination would be a gross understatement. In recent years, the central Florida powerhouse has attracted over 75 million annual visitors — more than the total population of ...

I’m closing this week on my first VR it is in a great location but just off the water.

This is a serious lockdown on VR's and the cities are acting accordingly.

Also keep in mind I would be fully insured up to $10 Million in Property Damage and also FAA Certified to fly drones for commercial use.​It includes:5 Drone Videos at 4 Different Locations/Properties per monthEach Drone video is 1-2 Minutes of Edited Drone Footage in 4K and also features copyright free audio5 VR Tours/Month of the same location captured by 360 Degree Cameras with embedables to place on your site​So, assuming real estate agents like yourself were to see my demo reel (and see how great the footage is) my questions are these...For $2,500/month is this really a bargain for you Real Estate Firms?

I suspect two things are happening here: 1) Hotels are lobbying hard to squeeze VR's in this time of crisis and 2) the Governor made a calculated gamble that STR's are many small fish who, individually, are unlikely to sue while Hotels would certainly do so. 

What's great is that one of the nearby areas that is great for VR's actually has some of the most reasonably priced homes.

V/r,Jeremy

My wife and I own 14 VR units on San Juan Island.