Better they continue to adapt and enforce a reasonable ordinance, as opposed to knee-jerk bans or drastic changes that some other cities have taken, in my opinion.

The rest may ban them, or could ban them in the future.I don't know where Tempe or the other east side cities stand, but it would be a good idea to investigate the municipality's actions of the subject.There is a AZ forum here, and the people who have STRs usually rent in the summer to longer term renters by the month, maybe someone in town on business. 

Purchasing short term rentals is a business that comes with many inherited risks e.g. the rules and regulations are constantly changing and a person can easily end up with a property where the city bans short term rentals, or where the cities require a hotel tax where you have to pay 10% or more of your booty to the city.

In New England it is pretty safe to assume most older homes have some lead paint, as it was only banned since 1976.

Originally posted by Kirk B: An unregulated Free Market creates far too large boom and bust business cycles which causes employment instability among renter types and therefore harms landlords.

Maybe even ban lawn watering OR install low water landscape.good luck with your prob.

The purchase & delivery process was super easy except I had to drive 3 hours to pick it up since Tesla sales are banned in my state.

Oakland is the 1st city to ban background checks on tenants in CA.

A lot of cities in Orange County have outright banned STRs, and ones that haven't seem to have wait lists to get approved.Buying an STR is something I'd really like to do.

Don't renew their lease when their lease term ends.Update your new lease that any new tenants have to strictly ban home businesses and daycares.Get insurance on your property!