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Monterey County passes ordinances for vacation rentals - KSBW

Monterey County in California has passed new ordinances related to vacation rentals. Hosts in the area should review these new regulations to ensure compliance.

7 months agoMonterey County, CA90
Airbnb sues Colorado over $10.5M tax bill after losing Boulder case - The Denver Post

Airbnb is suing Colorado over a $10.5 million tax bill after losing a case in Boulder. This news highlights the ongoing legal battles surrounding STR taxation. Hosts should stay informed about local tax regulations and potential legal challenges to ensure compliance.

7 months agoColorado75
Airbnb sues Colorado over $10.5M tax bill after losing Boulder case - The Denver Post

Airbnb is suing Colorado over a $10.5M tax bill after losing a case in Boulder. This highlights the ongoing legal battles and complexities of STR taxation. Hosts should stay informed about local tax regulations and potential legal challenges that could impact their revenue.

7 months agoColorado85
A Second Chance to Weigh In on Greenport Short-Term Rental Code - East End Beacon

The town of Greenport is holding a second public comment period on its short-term rental code. Hosts in Greenport should review the proposed changes and provide feedback to ensure they understand and can comply with the new regulations.

7 months agoGreenport, NY85
Milton council gets closer to new short-term rental ordinance - Cape Gazette

The Milton council is working towards a new short-term rental ordinance. Hosts in Milton should stay informed about the developing regulations to ensure compliance.

7 months agoMilton85
Airbnb Fights $10.5M Colorado Tax Bill On Guest Fees - Law360

Airbnb is disputing a $10.5 million tax bill from Colorado regarding guest fees. Hosts should be aware of potential tax implications related to guest fees and stay informed on local regulations.

7 months agoColorado85
Federal judge tosses challenge to Fayetteville’s short-term rental regulations by Texas couple - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A federal judge upheld Fayetteville, Arkansas' short-term rental regulations after a legal challenge by a Texas couple. This decision reinforces the city's ability to govern its STR market and maintain local control. Hosts should stay informed about and comply with all local ordinances and permit requirements to avoid legal challenges.

7 months agoFayetteville, AR85
Airbnb Fights $10.5M Colorado Tax Bill On Guest Fees - Law360

Airbnb is contesting a $10.5 million tax bill in Colorado related to guest fees. The legal battle highlights the ongoing tension between short-term rental platforms and local governments over taxation of rental income. Hosts should stay informed about evolving tax laws to ensure compliance.

7 months agoColorado85
Latest Short-Term Rental Proposals Coming Into Focus For November Special Town Meeting - Nantucket Current

Nantucket is preparing for a special town meeting in November to address upcoming short-term rental proposals. These proposals are being finalized, signaling potential changes to local regulations. Hosts should be aware of possible impacts on their operations and profitability.

7 months agoNantucket, MA75
Cannon Beach considers short-term rental changes - Tillamook Headlight-Herald

Cannon Beach is considering changes to its short-term rental regulations, prompting hosts to stay informed. Specific details about the proposed changes are not provided in this article, but it is important for hosts to be aware of the ongoing discussions that could impact their operations and profitability. Staying informed on local regulatory changes helps hosts avoid potential penalties and ensure compliance.

7 months agoCannon Beach, OR78
Investing Near U.S. National Parks: A 2026 Guide for Short-Term Rental Hosts

This article provides a 2026 guide for investing in short-term rentals near U.S. National Parks, highlighting market dynamics, visitation data, and regulations for several parks. Hosts should research local regulations, analyze supply and demand, and consider unique amenities to maximize returns in these competitive markets.

7 months ago85
Regulation on alcohol sales after midnight begins next week in downtown Kissimmee - WFTV

New regulations in downtown Kissimmee, FL, will restrict alcohol sales after midnight, starting next week. Hosts with properties near downtown Kissimmee should be aware of these local regulations, as they could impact guest behavior and experience.

7 months agoKissimmee, FL75
Norfolk to consider tax increase on Airbnbs, other rentals - The Virginian-Pilot

Norfolk, VA is considering a tax increase on short-term rentals and other rentals. Hosts in the area should monitor local news for updates. Stay informed about potential changes to your operational costs.

7 months agoNorfolk, VA85
New York City’s Airbnb ban has disastrous unintended consequences - Investorsobserver

This article discusses the unintended consequences of New York City's Airbnb ban. Hosts in NYC should be aware of the impact of such regulations and stay informed about local market changes.

7 months agoNew York City85
Sausalito toughens vacation rental code enforcement - The Press Democrat

The city of Sausalito is increasing enforcement of its vacation rental code. This means hosts in Sausalito need to be extra diligent about complying with local regulations to avoid penalties. Review local ordinances and ensure your rentals are compliant.

7 months agoSausalito, CA85
Airbnb sues Colorado over $10.5M tax bill after losing Boulder case - BusinessDen

Airbnb is embroiled in a legal battle with Colorado after losing a case in Boulder, leading to a $10.5 million tax dispute. This follows other legal and regulatory challenges. This situation underscores the importance of staying informed about local tax laws and regulations to avoid costly penalties.

7 months agoColorado85
Short term rental regulations may be coming to Reno - This Is Reno

Reno, Nevada, may soon see new regulations impacting short-term rentals. While details are scarce, the potential changes underscore the growing scrutiny of STRs in various cities. Hosts should monitor developments to understand how the regulations may affect their business.

7 months agoReno, NV85
As Rhode Island’s “Taylor Swift Tax” on Vacation Homes Spreads, Here’s What Short-Term Rental Owners Need to Know

Rhode Island and other states are implementing "mansion taxes" or property surcharges on non-primary residences, which will impact short-term rental owners. Hosts in these areas need to understand these new taxes and factor them into their profitability calculations. Be aware of residency requirements and tax liabilities in your area.

7 months ago85
How to Structure Seller Financing (Get a 5% Interest Rate!) (Rookie Reply)

This article discusses the "one big beautiful bill" and its tax implications for real estate investors, particularly rookie investors. Hosts can now potentially benefit from increased depreciation deductions, especially those using house hacking. Additionally, the QBI deduction has been extended which can significantly reduce taxes for those with active businesses or profitable rental portfolios.

7 months ago78
Hilton Head council quietly kills moratorium following heated public debate - Hilton Head Island Packet

The Hilton Head council reversed a moratorium on short-term rentals after public debate. Hosts in Hilton Head should stay informed about local regulations and be prepared to respond to changes in the regulatory environment.

7 months agoHilton Head Island, SC85