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Originally Posted by BrianL99
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Personally, I think the problem in TV is vastly over-stated.
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From what I've learned on this thread, there are apparently only about 1000 TV homes, in STR service? That's not a "general problem", it's a localized problem for the folks who live near the poorly managed ones.
If there are 1000 STR's in TV, at least 1/2 of them must be reasonably well managed. In theory, most investors are professionals.
I just don't see it as a huge problem. The #'s don't support that conclusion.
If 10% of TV was in STR usage, that might be a different story from a livability point of view, but still the same regulatory problem ... there's not much that can done about it.
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Originally Posted by RICH1
This place is turning into AIRBNB Village.
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Here are ALL the homes available for Short Term Rental on AirBnB, for the dates indicated.
I guess the #'s posted in this thread, weren't very accurate. The most units available, in a myriad of random dates, was 102 out of how many? About 70,000 homes in TV?
Obvioiusly, this doesn't show rentals that are already booked, but the dates are random and always in the "middle of a week" (no weekends).
AirBnB represents about 30% of ALL vacation rentals across the USA (including hotels, motels, etc.). In the "rent a home" portion of that market, AirBnb represents somewhere around 60%-70%.