Many HOAs have banned renting, and it's reasonable to assume that even an HOA that currently allows renting may not allow renting in the future.  ...if you do go with a condo, you'll want to read up on property ownership within an HOA, and you'll want to review that condo's HOA contracts very carefully.

I will ban your *** and never to look at your direction again.Don't be that guy!

Unlike in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, many cities and/or counties ban or limit nightly/weekly rentals to certain areas, an experienced and knowledgeable realtor will help you incrementally with all this. 

La Quinta is one step away from banning STRs completely and this next step is most likely coming soon.Now for Joshua Tree.

I would have to imagine that since they are not banning STRs outright that it would be hard to prevent an entity (LLC for example) from offering a house for STR.

However that doesn't mean they won't reject it and with enough rejections they will ban your account IP address and everything. 

If you send a large list via your standard mail system (Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo, etc) almost all will go to the SPAM folder and you may get banned by the provider.

There is a winter parking ban in effect for about 6 months of the year and many of the properties are on very small lots.

The tourism adds a lot of value to the local economy, so I don't see an outright ban happening.

Hi Christine , I though Anaheim had outright banned short term rentals, that’s not the case?