There are plenty of articles and cases out there about discriminating solely based on how the rent gets funded so you have to very careful how you respond.

Andrew - this is a phenomenally helpful article!

Some replies are brief, others lengthy and structured (like an article).

Toledo is ranked #1 for 2024.https://www.cleveland.com/news/2023/12/ohio-town-ranked-no-1-us-housing-market-of-2024-realtorcom-says.htmlThese articles are ridiculous...How is every city in the top 10 places to invest in real estate?

"Labeling" is not relevant for taxes. 

Also, give relevant information on rates, prices, square footage, etc.2.

Quote from @Robin Simon: Agreed - but a conflict of interest can certainly exist with all good actors involved - I don't think it's relevant.

I came across some articles stating that these towns plan to regulate the short term rental market.

Not sure if my response is still relevant - I've also started receiving mail promos from attorneys.

Income received prior to that date would be considered rental income.Here's a good article on the facts and circumstances that would need to be considered: https://www.jmco.com/articles/real-estate/lease-options-sale...How it is ultimately treated will affect both the buyer and seller.