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It depends on the specific property, HOA, and jurisdiction — short-term rental rules vary considerably even within the same general area, and some communities restrict or prohibit them entirely. Never assume short-term rental income is available for a property; confirm the specific rules before making an offer if that's central to your investment strategy.
It depends on the specific property, HOA, and jurisdiction — short-term rental rules vary considerably even within the same general area, and some communities restrict or prohibit them entirely. Never assume short-term rental income is available for a property; confirm the specific rules before making an offer if that's central to your investment strategy.
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