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> The problem is that rules in leases aren't effectively binding on short-term tenants, because it takes longer to enforce the rules than those short-term tenan

by baddox 12y ago

> The problem is that rules in leases aren't effectively binding on short-term tenants, because it takes longer to enforce the rules than those short-term tenants will be staying anyways. Why aren't they binding on the property owner, thus disincentivizing owners from renting out the property?

tptacek 12y ago
The process we use to accomplish that is called "zoning law".
- baddox 12y ago
  You're just dropping back to the top of the conversation, before I brought up the issue of regulating specific symptoms rather than one potential cause (short-term rental).