Lastly, as @Arn Cenedella, reach out to some of the large corporations in your area to see if they need executive housing. 

for my rental property which is vacant right now, i see requests coming for a year lease for corporate lease or for AirBnB-ing... 

The biggest risk is the potential of the management going bad or in South Africa the political climate.Here's an example if anyone wants to look for fun.

I've heard the political temperature has cooled there, but I fully agree that would be my hesitancy as well. 

And even pierce the LLC or Corporate veil to make the principals of this transaction be held liable. 

Let us come to the City and talk politely about the business models of housing providers so that you can be better informed.

We pride ourselves in keeping the forums positive, helpful, and focused on real estate (please, no politics, religion, etc.).

As far as I'm concerned, you just have to be polite, not entitled, have good discipline, an open mind and just generally give a sh*t about doing the business correctly. 

So the question is whether this setup can be pierced by the corporate veil during a lawsuit.

Political maneuvering/postering aside, I think city council is ultimately in favor of any affordable housing/homelessness solutions, so despite this initiative not making it on the ballot for this November, it's probably only a matter of time before Boulder raises the limit.