It all depends.

If not, there are a few options of doing something like this, but it depends on the type of property, and properties, that you are dealing with. 

It depends on the city so always best to check directly with them. 

It depends on how you use your money. 

Depending on when you bought your current condo, you've probably see the difference just a year or two in Boston can make if you were to rent that vs. what's currently available with the numbers. 

All depends on the numbers and timelines 

It all depends on if you have the right type of home in the right type of area.

Population growth will drive up prices and rents, and how fast prices and rents rise depends on interest rates.Assuming interest rates remain stable, based on historical data plus my assessment of the current market and economic conditions, I expect the next 5-year average appreciation rate to be over 11% and the rent growth rate to be ~8%.

The local economy here has been heavily dependent on tourism for decades, and as a result regulations are very STR-friendly.

It's a ton of work and sometimes depending on how seasonal your property is it's not too far off from long-term or mid-term rates.