Small Town of 400 in a David-and-Goliath Fight Against Outsiders—as Price of Homes Doubles - Realtor.com
Summary
A small town of 400 residents faces challenges as home prices double due to outside investment in the area. This situation highlights the potential impact of external factors on local housing markets and the complexities of managing short-term rentals within a community. Hosts may need to understand local market dynamics and potential regulatory changes.
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