Well let us be honest, if your renting out that often your not a private homeowner, you are the landlord. Which type of landlord you are depends on your rental

Well let us be honest, if your renting out that often your not a private homeowner, you are the landlord. Which type of landlord you are depends on your rental frequency and as such which laws apply. I don't know the threshold, that is up to local regulation. So if you rent once a month you fall under typical renter regulations, if your weekly or daily rentals then your a hotel/motel? In the end this boils down to a rights issue. We have lost our rights. The feds and the courts have adopted this twisted version of rights where they separate us from our property where convenient. When they cannot charge us they charge our property (see nsa/civil forfeiture) with a crime and seize it otherwise they charge the person or worse the customer. Its all about skirting the intent of the Constitution. Property tax laws insure no one truly owns the land besides the government, we effectively are all just renters. So it comes down to, who has ultimate authority of a piece of land or improvements on it. Currently that has become government.