Breaking free from that mindset is liberating!

today, even as an ACLU card carrying, bed wetting liberal, that saddened and angered me last night.

Colorado is a very liberal State. 

Getting some liberals running for office to understand the second point is just as difficult.I would completely agree with both statements although I would note that I do think you can at least partially justify tariffs on Chinese goods in so far as a way to raise tax revenue particularly in lieu of increasing income taxes or what not.

It really is liberating to know you *can* spend the money.

But suburbs are very robust for us new home builders. it is coming back slowly but it will come back if the city just gets their act together with law and order. which is starting to happen the ultra liberal politicians are losing local elections.

There's no guarantee of anything in the STR investing world, and I do think cities are legally allowed to switch their laws, so as soon as I say it's super unlikely to happen, that thing will then happen.But again, not even the most liberal, affordable-housing-starved, anti-STR city in Colorado has changed their laws and not allowed those who were operating under a legal short-term rental license to continue.Your point is well taken though.

As best as I can tell without knowing their specific algorithm their search placement is weighted something like this: Price>No/few rules>super liberal cancellation>Instant book>Premier host>Reviews>Other.

Hence, the issue with housing in these liberal areas. 

I am in person very liberal nice.