But don’t worry with the shortage of co tractors you will still have more work than you can handle 😎 

There is always shortage of contractors.  

For the market to adjust to meet demand, the ceiling would have to be at a level where it creates no housing shortage for renters.

If you see a full funding number "shortage", divide that by the number of total units in the HOA to determine your estimated share, based on their calculations.

You could be right, but with the huge amount of people flooding into the area, there could be a rental shortage (that old supply/demand thing).With approx 200 people per day moving in, there will have to be a large number of renters included and that could/should drive up demand and prices.Just my .02.....

It started as a temporary law to deal with the housing shortage in 1946 due to returning soldiers, and since it only applied to properties built befor WWII it was suplamented by rent stabilization for properties built between 1946 and 1973.The AirBNB regulations are of course more recent.  

If the account is ever short we all put money in to cover the shortage.

That budget shortage will fall on your end, hence the contractor will leave the job unfinished, issue forced change orders (or really bloated prices), or something similarly unpleasant to you.

There's no shortage of travel nurses these days.

My advise for out of towners is buy completely finished housing stock and wait out this contractor shortage.