If and I am sure its already happened  but if complaints are lodged with the regulators then once they look at the transactions they make a decision of what to do from there end.. 

Any other similar lodging...that pretty much covers STRs.Section 3 is pretty clear as well.

VanGundy some room and board over an extended period of time at a state or federal long-term lodging facility, if you get my drift.

This is particularly beneficial in popular tourist areas where demand for short-term lodging is high.Flexibility: Owners can choose when to rent their property, allowing them to use it personally during off-peak times.Support for Local Tourism: STRs provide a unique lodging option for tourists, helping to boost the local economy by attracting visitors who may prefer a home-like stay over traditional hotels.Diversification for Investors: STRs provide real estate investors with an additional income stream, especially if they own properties in tourist-heavy areas.Cons:Strict Regulations and Higher Fees: San Antonio recently updated its STR regulations.

You own them the rent during this time minus any time you provided alt lodging.

It would be nice to be able to have a direct connect with hospitals that pay for traveling professionals lodging.

Many national parks out west are lacking in lodging, some are rather seasonal, but I feel like there's a lot of untaped markets out there. 

@Edgar PerezGo with a sober house, zone it as a lodging house to circumvent any state regulations that may dictate what you can and can’t do.

Hey Mike -- simple google search for Nurse per diem (lodging) rates in the location you choose.

In addition, we ask that their coverage includes payment for alternate lodging in the event of fire, flood, or wind damage causing their unit to be uninhabitable.