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Originally Posted by the urban politician
^ Isn’t the city pretty strict with AirBnb though? Don’t you have to have a license to operate one? And isn’t it usually only allowed in commercially zoned sites?
Or are you just flying “under the radar” so to speak?
I’ve considered trying to AirBnb some of my apartments but haven’t because of the above concerns
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I have two Airbnbs, one in my private residence which has most of the rules exempted as usual for owner ocuppied. The other is in a 6 unit building that has B3-2 zoning so it is totally legit. You can make ,3X+ rent in the summer time, about breaks even in the winter.