From the resources online, it looks like there are some STR bans, but many of the articles are outdated.

Draw a line in the sand, spell it out in no uncertain terms and tell him he either tows the line or you will evict. 1) tell him to remove the shed2) remove the swing set3) Clear out common area and back porch4) Get rid of the cat5) Get rid of the boat6) ban the use of electric heaters7) treat the place for roaches8) strictly enforce no pay no stay.You goal at this point in time (tomorrow) is to make him conform immediately or put him out.

See the following links for more info:Short-term rentals banned in Jefferson Parish residential areasJefferson Parish short-term rental hosts get warning letters: Time is almost upNew Orleans (Orleans Parish) currently has a 9 month moratorium on any and all new STR licenses and they will not renew any licenses that expire during this time.

And we rent our place out to filming productions, and have used Airbnb (before our city banned it), rented to travel nurses, and foreign exchange students!

If and when the eviction ban is lifted these tenants will just move out without any way to get the owed rents back.How are other landlords dealing with this?

Although some never enforce a ban (if there is one).

It is absurd to ban the handyman from your property when you invited them to put up the fence and offered to pay for it.

Hey @Matthew Ban thanks for jumping in and introducing yourself!

The profit motive drives the entire economy, and I don't understand the politicians and government agencies that would prefer to ban capitalism and kill our country.

I just got a notice from the local REI club that HUD is working on banning all seller financing.