TLDR: the wise city council has moved on from solving global warming by banning plastic grocery bags and is now on a mission to protect innocent homeowners from you predatory investors. http://www.kxan.com/news/local/austin/city-moves-t...

The danger you have is that if the city ever bans short term rentals, then you will likely be losing money since you won't be able to get long term tenants in it at the price you need.

I've never heard of a City outright banning roommates but I have heard of cities that limit the number of occupants in a property, particularly the number of "unrelated" occupants.

Honestly with short term rentals and with them being banned in many places throughout the nation I would check laws first especially if you are looking to buy a property.

I would make sure it is not banned by your insurance company.

I'm not referring to the crowdfunding portion of the bill, but the part that will allow investment sponsors to advertise private offerings that are currently banned from making any public solicitation.

It looks like that the STR market in the Poconos is ''normalizing'' now, there was a spike in the demand in 2020 after the STR ban was lifted and this summer was very busy as well.

If you don't close a deal here you are banned from bidding for a year.

Also we were waiting a while for state aid application to be approved and it required no eviction until end of august (even though eviction was banned at state level anyway until today).

I read that str's have been banned in Ft.