One I can share, is a neighboring township to our place recently banned STRs: http://www.lehmantownship.com/...

Another friend of mine running an “arbitrage” business was banned from using AirBNB because a guest discovered a hidden camera that a previous guest had put there.

It seems to me that there are likely some negative things about STR that Apple Valley likely will want to prevent, but banning STR in general instead of regulating it, or enacting new ordinances with public support to protect our cities seems like a blatant overreach of government.  

@Tameka Daniels If you openly solicit your services on the Bigger Pockets forums, your post will be removed and you can potentially get your account banned.

That's unlikely to be the case, if your city bans them. 

Unfortunately they didn't like that I pulled down several hundred pages of content in a couple seconds and banned the IP of the server I was using.  

If it becomes big enough of a problem and no resolution is found, then banning all smoking may be what is needed.

If the numbers work and you aren't doing MTR or STR AND the chance of them banning LTR are very low, then sure.

HOA's and condos can also restrict your rental rights as we have been seeing huge in the STR space right now with HOA's straight up banning STR rentals.All in all I would suggest going with a single family if you can, but this is just my take on it.Hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions, Live Free, Mike

We conducted due diligence before we purchased our property, and Glastonbury Village’s Covenants simply do not ban short-term rentals.