I've been trying to find one myself in Atlanta, they are very hard to find it seems, especially in a hot market, as their is no need for sellers to finance because there are always hungry investors willing to pay all cash.

I live in wisconsin and they have passed or discussed similiar measures for shortermrentals around the Green Bay Packer stadium as well as in Oshkosh for the air venture air show.

The real estate market in New Orleans is very hot right now, particularly in up and coming neighborhoods such as the Bywater neighborhood.

(though it could be depending on type of construction, heating/air conditioning, etc.)

After priming and painting everything we realized the HVAC vents smelled like smoke...worse than when we bought because (I guess) we bought in a mild winter and the house had been aired out and the HVAC was not running because it wasn't needed.

Now in to my second year and I ran in to some problems with central air and a few other repairs.

It's hot here In Nevada, and although we knew moving here that it would be, our place is upstairs and unless I'm inside at all times-it's unbearable. 

I got a breath of fresh air learning of your success!

It's been more challenging than I expected to find the right property, part due to a hot market in Houston and part due to my inexperience.

My hot buttons to draw attention away would be crown, fireplace with limestone, fancy light fixtures, upgraded cabinet doors with 30" uppers, stained concrete or laminate floors and stainless appliances and brushed nickel everywhere and two tone paint.