I didn't see anything that mandated stopping evictions.

I encourage you to read it... and then I encourage you to mandate all your applicants fill out an app with petscreening.com.

Am I obligated to disclose my lending standards, so to speak, to the buyer within a specific (legally mandated) timeframe? 

What will not happen is an industry mandated solution.

While I'm familiar with Cleveland's lead mandate, I'm not at all with Toledo's.

I didn't know that we were talking about Minimum Wage - isn't the topic of this thread about the present day effects of actual market forces, the influences on them by covid and stimulus, and not about govt-mandated minimum wage?

Make friends with city council and you can wipe this out... then again who really cares, pass along a $10 service fee to short term renters and focus on growing your business.What I read into the City of Toledo mandate is that internet (non-local) sites have been renting properties to paying clients who travel long distances for their "short term rental" to find out the property has no utilities, no emergency contacts, no-one who really knows what is going on, and when someone gets hurt there isn't reasonable insurance in place to cover losses.

However, with your interest in architecture and the scarcity of talent in that industry, the unique skill-set that degree mandates will make you valuable.Surely you can count the student debt against your ability to invest in properties right now; however, we are at the top of a ripping economy where "deals" may show themselves but owners will likely see a sharp decline in equity soon.

@Davido Davido Using an unknown, locally unlicensed, out of state builder, without any relationships with Subs, mandating a super tight and probably unrealistic budget, with an unrealistic time frame?

Short term rental is a commercial business and the neighbors should be protected first Originally posted by @Lauren Kormylo:@Jesse Bull I stay at Airbnb’s in Woodstock for a few days every summer, so it pains me to tell you that in 2019, the town passed ridiculous laws governing short term rentals. https://www.dailyfreeman.com/n...The new policy mandates that short-term rental owners:• Rent to guests no more than 180 days per year and no more than 26 weekends per year.• Provide guests with copies of local laws regarding noise, fire and safety, as well as a map showing the boundary lines of neighboring properties.• Correct compliance issues within 24 hours of notification by the town.• Register with Ulster County for inclusion on a list of rental properties.• Post a safety/egress plan in a visible location inside the building and on the back of each bedroom door.• Provide the town Building Department with contact information for rental properties that are not owner-occupied.The new policy also states that short-term rental “homes” will be limited to renting out two bedrooms at a time, with no more than two guests per bedroom; while short-term rental “establishments” can have up to five bedrooms available, also with no more than two guests per room.Also, short-term rental sites that are nor owner-occupied will be required to have a designated person who lives within 10 miles who is “available to promptly deal with emergencies” and compliance issues.The Town Board has yet to set a limit on how many short-term rental properties can operate in Woodstock and has not yet established any fees that short-term rental operators could be required to pay.