How to find out Short Term Rental Regulations for your area
Summary
In this episode of Vacation Rental Machine, Jon Bell and Julian Sage discuss how to research short-term rental regulations in a given area by identifying official sources, using public records requests, leveraging host nation insights, consulting planning & code offices, and partnering with industry groups. It's crucial to stay compliant by keeping track of permits and being aware of any changes in local laws.
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