Would it be better to buy a property at that price range and use it for air b&b rental?

I understand that Westminster is air bnb friendly, but if that changes, would the city allow a long term rental, is it Zoned R2 to have a duplex? 

Not trying to be political at all but there is an uneasy feel in the air.

Also was thinking about tax write offs for the air bnb like equipment used to care for the surrounding area (chainsaws, lawnmowers, etc) and anything else I would be able to write off using an LLC

Got my latest host review yesterday from AIR and they took away my Superhost status.

Hi Ron,Maybe it's a clogged air vent pipe on the roof.Maybe the chrome disk stoppers in the bottom of vanity sinks are screwed too low ( renter can try screwing them higher with fingers)Maybe the inside pipe stopper on the bath tub (and/or the vanity sink) (that little lever to close the drain), is too low when open, in the hidden part behind the tub (secretly blocking the water flow)--a plumber can fix that.Good Luck!

might be more than 4.75%  if your doing as a STR they will look at air dna stats if it has not be listed long... up to 75% LTV

I ended up buying  a tenant a new fridge cost 2K the only issue I found out was a vent that kicks out cold air needed replaced $20 part.

Currently adding a sea container home for a Air B&B to see how it will do in the area and might pursue more of them......

A few quick ideas for increasing your airbnb income are:1) Increase the number of people your home sleeps (pull-out couch, air mattress, etc)2) Furnish the place nicely with some good looking pieces and pops of color3) Hire a PROFESSIONAL photographer for your listing photos if you have not done so already4) Add some amenities for guests like hot tub, pool table, dart board, corn hole, fire pit, etc5) Rewrite your listing title description to be more attractive, get more clicks, and get more bookings