Indeed, an ethical agent in this situation will keep these details to themselves.ConsConflict of interest: This is the biggest drawback to dual agency and the reason why some states ban it.

It's been a bit of a roller coaster as we were banned from renting due to COVID and making nothing or renting on 30+ day contracts until not that long ago, and now the rentals in the area are *packed* at higher then average rates with people just out of lockdown and looking to escape the cities. 

Any Short Term rentals are banned in Daytona Beach and possibly surrounding areas so that is something to watch for.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/711235-vacation-rentals-in-the-poconosMy main concerns are:Townships having so much control over the future of STR’s and exit strategy if Townships ban them.

Are there any examples of PA STR ban being reversed?

Hi @Jasmineka Caldwell,The current Chicago legislation on operating a "shared housing unit" can be found here: https://www.chicago.gov/content/dam/city/depts/bac...Additionally, here is a list of Chicago properties that have banned short term rentals: https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/GriffinA6...Hope this helps!

This happened a month before the national eviction ban so I was completely stuck.

There has been a burn ban for the last several months due to the dry conditions and high wind. 

Look up "ban the box" movement.

Also, check with your alderman as to installations and when the City will start doing them again.And don't forget to genuflect in the direction of the plumbers' union, which made sure Chicago REQUIRED using lead service pipes even though New York City banned its use in 1946 (why didn't we do the same back then?)