There's a workaround to AirBNB Laws #shorts
Summary
The video suggests a workaround to STR regulations by shifting focus to mid-term rentals (30 nights or longer) and targeting corporate housing needs. This market includes traveling nurses, doctors, and individuals in need of temporary accommodation due to insurance claims, offering a reliable avenue for longer stays beyond the reach of many local STR laws.
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