In his new Ear to the Ground blog post, the first in a three-part series, real estate attorney David Petersen discusses challenges facing the vacation rentals industry in Oregon. This first post focuses on who truly makes money from vacation rentals. In Oregon at least, the vast majority of vacation rentals are owned by families and Oregon-based small businesses. Tourism-dependent Tillamook County is typical — 93% of vacation rental permit holders in the County have only one permit.
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In his new Ear to the Ground blog post, the first in a three-part series, real estate attorney David Petersen discusses challenges facing the vacation rentals industry in Oregon. This first post focuses on who truly makes money from vacation rentals. In Oregon at least, the vast majority of vacation rentals are owned by families and Oregon-based small businesses. Tourism-dependent Tillamook County is typical — 93% of vacation rental permit holders in the County have only one permit.
Read the text version of this article here: https://tonkon.com/ear-to-the-ground-blog/vacation-rental-owners-face-stiff-headwinds-around-oregon/
Text versions of parts two and three in David's article series are here:
https://tonkon.com/ear-to-the-ground-blog/vacation-rentals-have-little-influence-on-permanent-housing-in-oregon/
https://tonkon.com/ear-to-the-ground-blog/vacation-rentals-fight-the-nimby-tide/
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