http://www.minnesotainvestmentrealestate.com/minneapolis/city-of-minneapolis-ordinance-change/ How to find, buy, and own investment property. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:08:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.minnesotainvestmentrealestate.com/minneapolis/city-of-minneapolis-ordinance-change/comment-page-1/#comment-814 Daytona Beach Vacation Rentals Tue, 25 Nov 2008 19:06:57 +0000 http://www.minnesotainvestmentrealestate.com/?p=619#comment-814 It's funny how involved real estate agents should be in politics, really! Our real estate agency covers a very small beach city called Ponce Inlet, that, while small, also houses most of our luxury vacation rentals and attracts our high end customers because it's secluded and further away from the "Daytona Beach" crowd...The people who live in the city of Ponce Inlet want to BAN VACATION RENTALS all together! Our humble real estate agency got very involved with the election this time around and even partnered with one of the running mates who were in favor of vacation rentals also. The problem is, while the citizens of the city are are against it, and probably have enough money to sustain themselves, the county as a whole really does benefit from the vacation rentals and long term rentals. Not to mention the home owners who invested in a waterfront vacation rental property. Whew! Sorry for the long winded response, it just really brings it all back into perspective. Thanks for the great post! It’s funny how involved real estate agents should be in politics, really! Our real estate agency covers a very small beach city called Ponce Inlet, that, while small, also houses most of our luxury vacation rentals and attracts our high end customers because it’s secluded and further away from the “Daytona Beach” crowd…The people who live in the city of Ponce Inlet want to BAN VACATION RENTALS all together! Our humble real estate agency got very involved with the election this time around and even partnered with one of the running mates who were in favor of vacation rentals also. The problem is, while the citizens of the city are are against it, and probably have enough money to sustain themselves, the county as a whole really does benefit from the vacation rentals and long term rentals. Not to mention the home owners who invested in a waterfront vacation rental property. Whew! Sorry for the long winded response, it just really brings it all back into perspective. Thanks for the great post!

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