From the site: The Short-Term Rental text change was adopted by the Raleigh City Council on February 2, 2021.

Now, the rule in San Diego isn't as bad as other places (that require local agents and in-person attendance at city council meetings) in that they only require that you obtain a short term rental license and pay some business tax.

It is limited only by your creativity and the city council member who needs to meet their "good idea" denial quota of 20% for the week.Good luck!

If property owners banded together this would be catastrophic for the local governments and possibly force them to rethink this.When dealing with hot-button local political issues, it's usually best to get in touch with citizens and advocate for reasonable policies before the Council meets.

For example:The Seattle City Council passed the bills last month.

The article reports that Austin City Council approved an amendment for the PUD to allow up to 6,300 to be built in the community.  

You can read about the law here, but the biggest difference in this law is that it caps the number of STR licenses per council district to 1% of that district's housing stock.The planner I talked to said that in all districts but one they are only halfway to the cap.

My guess is that locals/ council members feel as though the ratio of STRs to owner occupied homes is out of whack there, which would indeed indicate market saturation/ a tipping point in regulation.

Investment Info:Single-family residence wholesale investment in Council Bluffs.

I'm Ethan from Council Bluffs Iowa/Omaha Nebraska area, I'm 17 years old and I'm looking on tips on getting started while I'm young, thanks for any advice!