Purchased a single-family home used as a short term rental in the same area in 2021.

(Been recently looking in Clear Creek County for a client, myself.)Clear Creek has a cap on non-owner occupied short term rentals.

Hey all,Does anyone know how @tcruznc on tik tok scaled his portfolio to over 300 units in such a short period of time and didn’t get over leveraged in the process? 

Todd here, humble sojourner in the vast and ever-changing landscape of short-term rentals.

@Brendan M BrownMaybe you're just a total loser in life and God hates you.I told myself that for at least five years until I became comfortable enough with it to go on even thought it was, and still is, quite likely true.I am a big fan of Kafka's short-short story about the Door of the Law from the novel The Trial.Before the law sits a gatekeeper.

@Mike Mutabazithe short answer is - you don't.  

I'm wondering if some existing owners are getting out of short-term rentals because of the numbers, which would further reduce supply and, the thinking goes, increase revPAR/occupancy.) 

My short-term goals are to work with investors, to obtain buy and hold properties, and to buy a multi that I can house hack.

Long story short, I've paid him $51K three weeks in and still no contract.

If you want to capture additional short-term gains... probably best to just stay the course you are on.