Has anyone had that same experience.Thanks, I haven't come across a list were over half were on DNC, more like 1/4 to 1/3 of the list in most cases.That said, after 2020 some agencies (including New York State Assoc. of Realtors aka NYSAR) prohibited members from soliciting for business. 

I was under impression I can't do both, I thought it is prohibited due to net listings.

@Charles Kang, you  might want to contact the Alabama Department of Insurance to see if they have any prohibitions against naming multiple related companies as additional insureds. 

Ohio House bill prompts Akron to draft its own ordinance City Council decided the legislation was necessary after the Ohio House of Representative introduced a bill in February to prevent municipalities from prohibiting short-term rentals and regulating the number, duration, or frequency of rental periods.

I'd post my email, but apparently thats prohibited. 

Ultimately, the California DOJ will need to provide a formal "interpretation" to determine if the law does prohibit this fee.

AB1482 prohibits substantial change to lease terms.  

The laws are changing due to the changing political climate but we still have a state wide prohibition on rent control.

SnowIf you are unlicensed, Wisconsin prohibits the payment of a finder's fee. 

Hi everyone,We are a business looking to invest in 6 properties in a condo located in Chicago for STR but it seems like there is a compliance for property managed building that prohibits it.According to our research, we have not found a law that prohibits "vacation rentals" for less than 30 days "city-wide".The property seems to meet the criterias for STR:- Property is not included in the prohibited buildings- Property is located on a ward which has no zoning restrictions- Maximum 6 units is allowed for the property according to the lawsWe are supposedly eligible through the chicago city quiz sharing housing eligibility.Is there a Chicago city law that prohibits completely STR (less than 30 days) in condos more than 24+ units (except condo boards associations, HOA, etc..)?