I recently (last week) saw a list of 75 "banned" breeds.

I tried to get a place in Berlin last year right after they banned any short-term rentals under 3 months.

Municipalities are under pressure from the hotel industry to ban AirB&B's, and even if a location is currently legal the laws can change.City's don't care if you have the biggest, nicest, bestest home in the area, but they do care if you are running an illegal business with unpermitted construction, and torked-off neighbors complaining won't help. 

Moderators:If I was too "hard" on that person, I apologize.But, in my defense, I think he is a "ghost" account of someone banned here previously.

Vacasa blocked off my summer calendar with a month+ reservation from the UK when there was a longstanding travel ban from that country. 

The space has changed drastically over the last 2 years and for an established property manager their systems do not integrate well with the new changes in the space.You need to understand HOAs can ban short term rentals even though AZ passed SB 1350 Jan 1 of last year (Google SB 1350).

The FCC bans text messages sent to mobile phones using an auto dialer unless the consumer has given permission to receive the message even if the mobile number is not on any Federal or State Do Not Call list.  3. 

Motel owner runs for city commission and tries to ban or limit STRs. 

While gun owners are not a protected class per se, I found some cases of tenants filing suit against HUD and other PHA that banned firearm ownership.

But, as the NYT reports, several US states are now working to ban them entirely, alleging they mislead consumers.So, how do they work?