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Are Coastal Towns Worth Investing In?
Summary
Investing in short-term rentals in coastal towns can be challenging due to strict regulations, as communities sometimes dislike them. However, hosts should be free to do what they want with a property they buy, within legal limits. Jesse runs through the pros and cons of STR investing in these areas.
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