SO, I voted for you post because the local courthouse (or online municipal code) will indeed spell out the rules.

They want to bring more govenrment red tape on how housing providers and investors do business and want to create a tenant welfare system charging huge fees and price caps on rents.If you're landlord or investor in Lon Beach please call the city council and get the word out.... the city council did a vote under the radar and behind closed doors.

I also vote that you focus on your primary residence; the time to invest is after your family is in a stable position, your finances are in order, and you can put the proper focus and dedication into the work required without the pressure of everything else falling apart.

@Bill Gulley, I always run out of votes before I run out day when I read your posts. 

Thank you Michael Boyer for your vote....

And I vote to replace with some sort of non-carpet flooring. :-)

Our own president has used such instruments to good effect and at least 45% (+/-) of the country didn't think it was such a bad thing since they voted for him.

I wonder when the last time was that California voted red haha.. 

Thanks for the vote in advance! 

Long Beach is one voting session away from capping un-hosted units to only 1,000 units for the whole city, increasing the taxes for all AirBnB hosts to hotel tax rates, allowing only 90 days per year for renting out the entire house for hosted units, and giving neighborhoods the right to petition that their neighborhood be blocked out from AirBnB.