Airbnb Hosting EP 249: Advocating Friendly Short-Term Rental Regulations
Summary
This episode of Get Paid For Your Pad focuses on the topic of short-term rental regulations and how hosts can advocate for friendly legislation. Megan McCrea, President of the Nashville Area Short Term Rental Association, discusses the history of regulations in Nashville and provides advice on how hosts can work together to influence local conversations and make a positive difference. She also emphasizes the importance of connecting with local businesses and advocates for hosts to present themselves as homeowners, rather than merely associated with a platform like Airbnb.
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