Yesterday City Council (video link, skip to 24:35) discussed it, and voted to re-hear a few changes on 6/15, and set a 7/6 public hearing on the item.Background materials: http://go.boarddocs.com/nc/ral...To comment at a public hearing: https://raleighnc.gov/public-h...

One next step @Zachary McHugh could be to dig into the resent discourse in a particular city or towns city council (or like governing body) about STRs. 

In the 90's this happened in Southern part of Vancouver(Richmond), British Columbia.

I will certainly seek legal council to clarify some of this information specific to the state and my market.

While there, I ran into a friend who's a seasoned realtor and, as luck would have it, he had some intriguing insights about a property I've been eyeing: 2265 Miller Street, Terrace, British Columbia.Here's the scoop: The property, priced at a tempting $215,000, is part of an estate liquidation – the previous owner passed away, and the heirs are looking to sell.

Solid tenant base.Down side is the PG County Council just implemented pretty harsh rent control.

The USPS wouldn't deliver mail until the city created the address 1000 Main Street, which took a city council vote.I lived in a city where splitting a property into multiple addresses required an environmental impact report (more traffic, more parking, more occupancy, zoning issues, and so forth).

There are plenty of ways to try and get variances and special city council approval but thats a LONG and EXPENSIVE process.

Apparently per a new bill they have going on there right now, any city council member can "downzone" any area of their district at any time.

City council meeting tonight to discuss AirBnB if you're interested.