Thankfully, I didn't get the ban hammer from Da' Man

Some parts of the country are talking about banning evictions for the rest of the year.

You might be better off long term holding a property that is increasing in value, and taking the capital gain on a loser. 2020 has been an example of where an investor once made big profit on AirBNB and the travel industry dried up or the city banned short term rentals. 

They haven’t banned this one yet?

The hotel lobby is furiously pushing forward with this providing a lot of weight behind the banning of STRs.

For B an A I won’t even charge 10%, leave alone late fees - there is no such thing.If you want someone to manage your properties where late fees might be potentially incurred - get ready to part with the money.My best Tenants direct deposit rents well before the first of the month and there is nothing to discuss.I don’t take on rentals in certain areas at all because I don’t have to - it’s my business and work only for the clients who bought properties with me.

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/07/16/kamala-harris-housing-evictions-366413If evictions can be banned for a year, why can't they be banned for two years? 

Hey BP,I was wondering if someone more knowledgeable about the nitty gritty of the Short Term Rental/Airbnb Nashville ban can shed some light on what I know at this point?

Just saw a new ban for one of the Hawaiian Islands.

If the reason housing is becoming increasingly less affordable in coastal areas isn't obvious the last several quarterly reports from Berkadia spell it out as clear as day:Housing affordability is unlikely to change with this ban.