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> A short term rental is residential use, just like a long term rental is residential use. In both cases the property is used by people to live and sleep in. S
by CPLX 10y ago
> A short term rental is residential use, just like a long term rental is residential use. In both cases the property is used by people to live and sleep in.
Similarly, the Indy 500 is exactly like a parking lot, they're both pieces of pavement with cars on them, only difference is the variation in speed.
In real life your examples are not the same. One is a residential building and one is a hotel. Those things are different.
- willholloway 10y agoThe United States Conference of Mayors disagrees with you [1] Short term rentals are residential use from a zoning perspective. A vacation rental is not the same thing as a hotel. There are key differences. A hotel has a front desk and is open 24 hours a day. A vacation rental does not. Its a home rental of a shorter duration. [1] https://www.usmayors.org/resolutions/80th_conference/cdh08.asp https://www.usmayors.org/resolutions/80th_conference/cdh08.a...