You are proposing an AirBnB equivalent of a hotel tax. It’s basically bribing/paying the permanent residents to accept the cost of the AirBnBs. It depends on w

You are proposing an AirBnB equivalent of a hotel tax. It’s basically bribing/paying the permanent residents to accept the cost of the AirBnBs. It depends on what the community is willing to accept. The richer communities probably would outright reject it. The next tier will accept something like you suggest combined with some monetary benefit. The one below that will just get bought out. The middle happened to my neighborhood when a very exclusive school wanted to be rezoned to move in. They basically legally bribed the city with donations to the school district, voluntarily paying property taxes even though they didn’t need to as a nonprofit, and lastly limiting traffic via buses and shifting school hours. Their initial attempt was rejected and the above sugar was what got them in.