As an STR/MTR host and co-host in the Atlanta Metro Area, I get the importance of finding a property manager you can trust, especially with a mix of occupied units, a vacancy, and an eviction to handle.

There's what would be best practice for you as a host and there's what's practical in the current STR world.

But to answer your question why you still see so many active STR's on Airbnb in a restricted area, it could be a couple things: It could be a "hosted rental" meaning the homeowner is there and is just renting rooms on Airbnb.

Rounding off, the amount is three million dollars.

I looking into converting a condo into one in the near future and would love to chat with some MTR hosts.

Good MorningLet us say I buy a high end STR  around a million dollars and after a few years STR is banned in that location, what would be the strategy to rent it out?

The properties that I own, our vacation rentals that can host large groups.

As a shameless plug, Raynor Realty has started hosted quarterly client lunch and learns which are both educational and networking events. 

I host a local real estate meet up in town if you want to come network with other investors.

Paying $1.2 million for the same house five years later is crazy.