For underage drinking not that I know of but for parties  in student rentals the town will crack down on you if you have noise violations etc. 

I imagine, we are going to see more crackdowns on this common type of fraud with our housing shortage situation.https://www.post-gazette.com/n...

As noted above, I would stay away from HOA communities, they would be the ones to crack down on your house hack much more rigorously than the county. 

You are right that we are in a limbo, but I would rather be on the safe side when Columbus decides to crack down.  

@Dan Lewis as others have said, check the city restrictions and HOA restrictions for your options. 80% of short-term rentals in Austin are illegal, so you wouldn't be alone, but the city is starting to ramp up efforts to crack down on owners and contractors who work with illegal short-term owners. 

Lots of cities/towns are trying to crack down and implement some sort of regulations around STR, even here in the Northeast. 

It isn't really practical to cool the entire house to 60 degrees every night, so a window unit may be an extremely practical solution.In any event, it looks like your lease gives you a clear option to make then quit and cure or evict, so if that's your preference, go ahead and crack down on them.  

As the STR market becomes increasingly saturated and the city of Austin increases their crackdown on illegal short term rentals, a hole is left in the market for people who need a longer stay than a weekend but a shorter stay than 12 months.

If I remember right, the mayor was looking to crack down on units being rented for parties or something like that.

My issue is with the lack of knowledge some in the business have and how it is causing regulators to crack down because of poor execution of contracts and how sellers are effected.