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- Mass shooting at former short-term rental raises questions about how Columbus tracks problem properties - 10TV
Mass shooting at former short-term rental raises questions about how Columbus tracks problem properties - 10TV
Summary
A mass shooting at a former short-term rental has raised questions about how Columbus tracks and regulates problem properties. The article highlights potential issues with oversight and the need for better monitoring of STRs. This incident could lead to increased scrutiny and potentially stricter regulations for hosts in Columbus.
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