THE #1 RISK TO YOUR AIRBNB BUSINESS (2019)

7.5K viewsPublished: March 27, 20196m 33sScore: 78
Richard Fertig
Regulations & Compliance
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Local Regulations
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Summary

Richard Fertig explains that the number one risk he sees for STR in 2019 is regulation. He advises that instead of avoiding regulations when looking to invest, investors should instead look for areas where short-term rentals are already taxed and regulated.

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