BUT, the permit process is town/city regulated, so yours may be different.

Not only the STR market is not yet mature it will always have some sort of instability for several reasons; cities regulation change making big increase or decrease in a location leading to new hosts.

AU laws are certainly much more stringent and regulated than the US. 

Yes, if they follow proper procedure for changing the CCR, likely a vote, they can change the rules.  

Hi everyone,Trying to understand the regulations around branch profit tax.When making an investment via a Foreign Company in a US investment (Syndication/Real Estate Fund/Private Placement).I understand BPT is owed on all distributions as well as all profit share when existing the position.I'm trying to understand if that is the case even if the capital stays in the US.

I'd like to have all my existing tenants sign a Rules and Regulations addendum.Some will not be happy with some of the new rules, especially the no use of fireplace.Are tenants obliged to sign this addendum? 

This will necessitate the licensee opening a personal trust account, which must be registered with the Georgia Real Estate Commission and set up under the supervision of the licensee’s broker.Because an active licensee’s broker is considered accountable for all the licensee’s transactions – including personal ones – the broker must be informed in writing and must approve the procedure and any advertising the licensee wishes to do.

It is not our core business, but we have installed new manufactured homes on vacant land (for outright sale) and in mobile home parks (for rental; we are not the park owners), and each state has its own degree of regulation.

Can you get sued for sending out marketing emails? Is there some sort of DNC style equivalent for sending out emails? 

Is this heavily regulated by the city?