What to Do if Your Airbnb Gets Shut Down?
Summary
This video discusses strategies for short-term rental (STR) hosts when local regulations change and their Airbnb properties are shut down. It covers being proactive, understanding regulatory "grey areas," and exploring backup options like medium-term rentals or even selling the property. The host emphasizes the importance of staying informed about local laws and considering the long-term viability of an STR investment.
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