I rather go off the beaten path then the tourist areas.

We initially house hacked and lived there with tenants but over time Porto became popular with tourists so we bought another small house, moved out, and rented the whole house on airbnb.

We rely heavily on oil, coal, gas, tourists and ranching.  

So if a house falls outside the city limits in Meyers (outside tourist zone and residential based on GIS measure T map) but still in el dorado county, I wouldn’t automatically be able to vacation rental it?

In the city of South Lake Tahoe they are outlawed except for in the tourist corridor.

--So beautiful, waterfalls, tourist areas, and psudo Wisconsin. 

Currently, there are only 4 of the 15 or so food establishments that stay open in the winter, and most of the retail stores close as well.Bear Lake is definitely mostly busy from Memorial Day to Labor Day.The winter months are excellent, but few tourists seem to know that.  

There are publicly (“ayuntamientos” and “parroquias”) and privately run accommodations (businesses, like local hosts and Airbnb’s) - generally about Spain, licensing can take long, e.g. new construction and tourist permits.

I think in the next few years the park will only be a small part of what drives the tourists.

Myrtle Beach is a tourist area so there is always a market for vacation rentals but mostly for properties that are beach front or ocean view.