Bad news for the Palm Springs airbnb…

[@berniea.3255]

The original intent of the 2018 vacation rental rules in Palm Springs was to allow part time residents to offset their home ownership costs. It was not to be for non-residents to use homes as a business just to make money. Speed up time to 2022 and the city became aware of the growth to over 3000+ vacation rental homes in PS. That was not their intent so they have come up with tighter restrictions. We hope that some day soon, people will stop using PS just for their $. Those people that serve you in the restaurants, work in the grocery stores and Uber you back and forth to the airport also need a place to live. Hope this helps some people understand the pushback of vacation rentals from the local community.

[@dominiqueann7502]

Totally agree! Vacation rentals in general have gotten out of hand!

[@RG-ul4wv]

It is true that the vacation rental market has become more and more attractive in recent years but these places that are being rented unfortunately also aren’t the same homes people driving Uber (in the Coachella Valley atleast), working the grocery stores, or working restaurants really could afford. I think the vacation rental restrictions that are in place are tough enough as it is. Let Palm Springs become more of a money maker and tax harder on vacation rental owners and allocate that money to affordable housing. We have so much space in Palm Springs for growth. Let’s not dwell on the past but allow our Past to shape the beautiful future of this valley that has so much more potential than we know.

[@RG-ul4wv]

Resorts like the Esmeralda and Marriot hotels for instance make Millions if not billions and trillions a year on hotel revenue in the Coachella Valley. Why not make them share a good slice of their enormous pie.

[@berniea.3255]

@@RG-ul4wv Nice speech. The vacation rental homes in PS were affordable a short number of years ago. Many of them were also long term rentals which were rented by families who actually contributed their time to the community and worked in the community. The City Council is looking toward the future to ensure we actually have a sustainable city to live, work and play in.

[@sterlingmarshel6299]

@@RG-ul4wv they also pay a lot in hotel taxes, provide employment and a consistent stay for guests - ABNB don't ( P.S. does charge them occupancy fees ) but they only create profit for out of state owners that spend the money someplace else - I hope they tighten more and decrease the trend of short term rentals

[@calideeslife3224]

The bathroom seems fine to me. It's just a rental people spend a handful of days at a time in. Is it worth the expense of making all those changes? I would save my money. What do you think?

[@susanpfeil8643]

But it can and should look better and if she and her dad can do most of the work then there will be a huge savings on installing it. Why not?

[@RichardDeHaven]

I live in Palm Springs. In La Quinta, which is one of the cities out here just banned Short Term. Over 60 percent voted for the ban. Other cities out here will be following right behind. They are currently severely limiting rentals. I have lived here for 27 years. You are wrong. This city has not always been about second homes or vacations. That is the myth. It was very much family oriented. That has changed in the last 10 years. Students enrolled in the school districts have gone from 22k to about 16k. Families keep moving out toward the east end of the valley. Housing is cheaper. Vacation rentals were getting way out of hand and push the cost of real estate way up in this market where only the wealthy can buy a house. Houses in the not prettiest areas of Palm Springs are now going for a million when just 4 years ago they were going for average 300k. That's just 4 years ago. The investors are celebrating but average families are now unable to buy in those neighborhoods. There are over 2,200 vacation rentals in the city alone. Friends who have owned an airnbnb have noticed a significant decrease in rentals because of the huge increase in competition. The city of Palm Springs will end up paying the price in the long term but I know short term profits are what matter. This is just one of the few issues that will end costing Palm Springs in the future.

[@kimberiysmarketstrategy]

So.. now what happens? In the middle of a recession, with high interest rates.. these homes will go into foreclosure & possibly really hurt the city in the short to medium term. I’m in that market but I’m not sure that was well thought out.

[@xiavertovar5694]

Hi! I think it’s not because people want to have neighbors, it’s because people NEED A HOUSE TO LIVE. There’s a housing crisis in CA and part of the reason is short term rentals

[@shelbychurchvlogs]

If you listen to the city council meeting, it’s people that want neighbors. Palm Springs has always been a 2nd home/vacation home heavy sort of placd

[@kgal1298]

California city council meetings are always the most soul sucking meetings to listen to. Almost all concerns they throw out are never about the housing crisis. By me they argued against an old retirement home being turned into apartments because they 1. said it would increase crime 2. would ruin their views. Bel Air and BH are actively fighting a metro line along the 405 because they said it would be 1. too noisy 2. ugly and ruin porperty value. People in these rich neighborhoods do not care about the housing crisis and constantly take NIMBY stances. You can see this across multiple neighborhood meetings, the most insane one was the one for Venice where they actively fought against a homeless shelter going up. They were unhinged at that one, but also lost, however Venice does have a crime problem that existed before this.

[@michellearellano1457]

​@@shelbychurchvlogs I think you are missing the point of a much larger issue with AirBNBs beyond just people in Palm Springs wanting neighbors. AirBNB investors like yourself have been taking advantage of low mortgage rates at the beginning of the pandemic and more affordable housing markets in comparison where the investor themself lives (ie. Seattle or LA) to buy up single-family homes that could have otherwise been a person's primary residence. While you argue that Palm Springs is traditionally filled with snow birds or otherwise retired folks that use their Palm Springs home as their "vacation home"- that isn't the case for other popular AirBNB locations like San Diego, Scottsdale, Nashville, etc.. The problem is a widespread issue that boils down to an increase in investors purchasing homes for short-term rentals while people struggle to find & purchase single family homes to use as their primary residence. Housing has become another investment opportunity to allow the rich get richer, instead of being an opportunity for families to establish roots in an area and lock into a stable housing payment (instead of variable rents). These limits on short-term rentals need to be implemented across the board, regardless of the city they are in, before the country is filled with either short-term or long-term rentals without any opportunity for homeownership for the average person who is just seeking to own a primary residence.

[@pirhan]

Maybe it's the building restrictions, zoning and mass immigration that's causing the housing crisis? Here they plan to build something like 100k homes, but then want to bring in 400k immigrants. Hmmm...

[@grandiagod]

@@shelbychurchvlogs I live in the Coachella Valley, home prices have tripled in the last 15 years. There's no way an average person can afford a home. AirBnB is encouraging people to horde houses they normally would sell.

[@TheFinanceZone]

For the hose you can get a covered hose reel that matches the design of your house instead of getting a new hose!

[@pirhan]

I've lived in the PNW for two+ decades. I love the cool wet miserable weather. I take that time to reset, relax and just chill. When it's a sunny summer day and I'm inside, I hate it, because I feel that I need to go out and do something. When it's cool and rainy, I'm okay sitting inside contemplating life. (I love when the wind is howling and rain pelting the windows with a fireplace going sipping a warm cup of tea.) You're very go go go; maybe take this winter to relax and slow down?

[@AB-tb7bt]

I’m the complete opposite. I am currently in warm weather and can’t wait to go back to the cold ❤️ Not everyone likes warm weather, but I think everyone likes the sun (even when its cold).

[@ChaiLatte13]

You honestly seemed a lot happier in these vlogs than when you are in Seattle. I've lived in Pittsburgh my entire life, so I'm used to the darkness and clouds. lol Makes me enjoy sunny days a lot more. You could put links to your main channel in your description and also just link to the videos you are talking about! I think at least some of us would click through to help with views.

[@villipend]

I don't know about the US but Airbnb has gotten out of control in many places in Canada. I certainly understand the backlash. People are buying homes not as a place to live in but rather as investment vehicles. This has been fed in part by ridiculously low interest rates distorting the economy. Hopefully we beginning to see the beginning of the end of Airbnb(well a return to sanity anyway).

[@seanrobbins4034]

That’s the same reason she bought the house. She’s apart of the problem. Her points were totally off. People don’t care about having neighbors. People want a place to permanently live.

[@aishah5244]

Keep a pair of indoor crocs in your car. You can take them to house to house. My aunt said the help with her flat feet. I purchased some for my brother who has drop feet. He now wears them around the house. Prior he used to wear arm boots with custom soles from the time he woke up until he went to bed because the pain was so bed.

[@rockercover]

Forgot about Palm Springs being a get-away place for those who live in the people dense city. Saw several pictures of the 1960’ish (+or-) *classic* / *iconic* TV stars having a house out that way away from the Hollywood area.

[@gingin1050]

You should put a little notice on the screen where ever you are, Palm Springs, Seattle, etc with current temperature. It would be cute😉

[@tiffanys221122]

What about a ping pong table to fill that empty gravel space??

[@JR-ju9il]

A vertical slat wall with plants on it would look nice to hide the gas meter when you walk up. A natural wood to add more interest than white. That would be an easy project you could tackle.

[@jj-if6it]

I thought the same

[@mrbuchanan92373]

What a wonderful vlog Shelby. I think you being in Seattle and Palm Springs so you can be in Seattle in the summer time and Palm Springs 🌴 in the winter. This way you get the best of both worlds.

[@Studio216Inc]

You could cut the mirror around the outlet and install a mirrored light switch cover. Looks good!

[@johannaengman2594]

Have you thought about putting in solar heating? Friends in Spain did that and can now heat there pool winter time for almost no cost

[@NataliaDryganets]

Orthopedic inserts for the shoes work great for flat feet, I just change the original inserts for every pair of shoes to the orthopedic ones, so my feet don't hurt that much after long walks.

[@RZtrois]

Yasssssssssssss! A cure for my boredom!!! Love it! Always a joy to watch your motivating vlogs.

[@alexansley]

Our PS home has some full wall bathroom mirrors and the outlets are just in the mirror covered by mirrored outlet covers. Looks very clean!

[@ToddDesiato]

That bathroom looks great. What is wrong with it? You're very obsessive about minor aesthetics, and spending a lot of money for changes that don't add any real value.

[@alisonm51]

Palm Springs wants their charm back. I don’t blame them! Vacation Rentals are ruining the community.

[@josephaugello1527]

The crime rate is horrible all over in everyway

[@rochellethompson8172]

Have you ever thought about getting a solar cover? My parents used to have one they put over our pool in the summer & it heats the water with the sun for free. You should look into one 😉

[@eschrad]

You could leave the outlet where it is, just cut a hole in the mirror around it. Then get a mirrored outlet cover. My mom’s guest bath has outlets in the mirror like that.

[@Kathy-xx8kl]

I was thinking the exact same thing when you said Monica outfit 🤣

[@elbow7991]

You don't have to move the outlet. It can be incorporated into the mirror and have a mirrored cover. Looks great 👍

[@RG-ul4wv]

I thought the same thing! It would look amazing with the outlet incorporated

[@AshleyJade18]

I live in a beach town in Australia where A LOT of the homes are air bnb's/vacations rentals and personal vacation homes and i LOVE IT!!! 😂(I tend to hibernate in Summer though because it is soooo busy everywhere).. Having no neighbours until the weekends/school holidays/summer and major holidays is pretty amazing! .. BUT i understand, for the housing crisis, it isn't the best thing. 🤷‍♀

[@micaella3383]

Shelby why do you cook on the back of the stove? No hate but why don’t you use the once closest to you?

[@k8schmate]

1. When you said "I don't want to go back to Seattle" I felt that 2. LOVE the yellow/white umbrellas, chairs - so BH hotel - it's classic

[@laurenwilliams2558]

I have flat feet too! My feet always hurt and I’ve never found a perfect pair of shoes. Also, live in Seattle too, afraid to put anything on the wall above the bed. Lol it’s better to just be safe 😂

[@libertylifebylisa]

Go to a podiatrist doctor (foot specialist) and get custom moulded titanium insoles that you can take out and put in any shoe (well, most shoes).

[@madison4247]

My grandma owns a home in the desert and I’ve been going there 3-5 times a year as long as I can remember. The last couple years we’ve been renting airbnbs while down there so it’s interesting to see how things are changing!

[@MistressKomakino]

White hose will get VERY dirty and it'll look awful in no time. Not worth it, stick with the black hose.

[@stephimarion]

Agreed! Black hose is ideal over the dark green ❤

[@alexanderschwarm7755]

Princess's back! That make up is looking gorgeous on you your skin is glowing 🙂🙃🫠

[@jow.2450]

Feet - Bring “indoor” shoes. Or, clean off the bottom (either there so the host feels good about you de- germing them or clean them off at home before hand.)

[@evadervishi7829]

Shelby, I've really been loving these vlogs recently! You're doing amazing. Keep it up!

[@MADy1120]

The beige vest was 21:36 soo pretty on you!

[@lindatakesitback8945]

I have plantar fasciitis too and it's the worst when you have to take off your shoes at someone's house! My feet get so sore when I'm barefoot. If I find a pair of dressy shoes or boots that don't hurt me I buy them in all the colors.

[@PSCA1988]

I moved to Palm Springs last February and I love it here. I am planning to retire here and wanting to buy a condo soon. Unfortunately, the price of housing coupled with high interest rates has made it unaffordable to buy now and I make a decent salary. That has been the only negative since my move but I will continue to save cash and monitor the housing market. I am determined to find a permanent home here. Palm Springs until the casket drops baby!

[@Switzerleando]

You cannot put the outlet inside the cabinet? this is pretty common to do here in Switzerland, and it works nicely.

[@free-palestine000]

i grew up in seattle (renton area to be specific) until i was 9 years old. lots of good memories. i often wonder what my life would be like if i stayed or decided to move back. love your vlogs, they give me a sneak peek of what i would like to do if i ever lived there.

[@jessemcelroy5266]

I wish you would to a video on the city of Palm Springs.

[@cherylsmith3350]

You probably have plantar fasciitis - try shoes with arch support and see if they help… Skechers have some great arch support sneakers and even a couple of other options in their arch fit range. I’m in agony with no shoes too!!

[@VideoGameRoom32]

My thoughts on why housing is so expensive in CA is because it's done on purpose to keep people out. It would be over populated if it were affordable. CA has the best weather and a coastal state, which people love.

[@jancarlson2165]

Their standing of living is higher too but I'm sure it doesn't make a ton of difference. I'd love to live in So Cal 😍

[@gpaje]

Housing is expensive due to demand because its overpopulated. Most population growth is from the people who already live there that have families, not from people migrating from other states. California's population is slowing down, but still growing because of internal growth, not the people coming and and leaving.

[@sterlingmarshel6299]

most people don't live on the coast. It's expensive because of building permits, lawsuits, environmental reports, and the amount of time it actually takes to build once you purchase the land. The standard of living for most people is low - the high cost of rent, food, gas, and utilities is crazy. People that don't live here think the standard is high because of tv shows and Instagram posts.

[@MrDill]

so you have to live there for 3 months out of the year even with the STR permit?

[@michaeldiffey3791]

Don't 100% cover the gas meter. Vent the top. If you close the top and by chance gas the could leak you will have gas build up and you're creating a bomb potentially. 💣

[@linneb2954]

Can you get a solar pool heater? I live in Vegas and a lot people have them here.

[@olebloom1641]

Had flat feet until 19 when I joined the service. They gave me ortho inserts and seemed to have solved the problem. I remeber the barefoot pain well.

[@jessemcelroy5266]

I suggested you build a box around the gas meter a year ago when i first seen it because it is ugly and in the worst place it could be so that is an excellent idea it will improve the looks of the place. Maybe you can get your logo painted on it.

[@louisjames8325]

Love Shelby but it comes off pretty tone deff not acknowledging how people like her are just coming into a community and driving up prices for residents.

[@gingin1050]

Also stroll outside and let us experience the neighborhoods 🧡

[@kdcounseling]

I’ve seen the electric outlet in the mirror it looks kind of cool

[@tiffanys221122]

Yes! It would hide your toothbrush or whatever small appliance is needed.

[@User84030]

Damn that feels so risky basically putting your investment at the hands of local government regulations. That is a good point that he made about people using PS as a second home location anyway BUT with the rise of airbnb, it’s now turned these places from just a second home luxury to a second home investment. Probably skyrocketing prices in the process for people who see an easy ROI. Airbnbs are honestly a risky investment if you don’t truly want to use it as a second home anyway and only as a profit making property, since the regulations could change at any moment.

[@shelbychurchvlogs]

Super risky! I’m so glad I love using mine anyway

[@simplesarahgirl9691]

I just got back from there and going back again I’m a week. Love Palm Springs. We should rent your cute house!

[@eddypan007]

She bought this property at its highs and she’s now struggling for it to pay for itself…

[@DrMichellePonder]

maybe you should look into stores that can offer a personal shopper/stylist? they may help you branch outside of your fashion comfort zone!

[@Courtney-Alice-Gargani]

That's a bad place to put a gas meter. Mine is on the side of my house away from any entrance to the house. What were the builders think? Wait? They weren't thinking.

[@shelbychurchvlogs]

I know 😩 it’s such a weird spot!

[@shelbychurchvlogs]

I know 😩 it’s such a weird spot!

[@thewaltersshow609]

@@shelbychurchvlogs its so weird you commented twice lol jk

[@MkaysJennifer]

Cute pics from Zara! Was the knit vest in an XS or S?

[@sandy949]

The beige sweater looks so cute on you. Love Cafe LaJefra, food is excellent!

[@CK1000ism]

I would just build a screen that curves around-it doesn't even have to cover the one side and have a top that sits on top and can be removed to reach the meters.

[@Megan_Truly]

I love black jeans for the same reason. Just classier, imho. If you're gonna do jeans I feel like dark is better black or like an indigo rinse.

[@Megan_Truly]

It looks like someone replied to me, but YT is potentially being weird and I don't think I see your response comment.... or some other reply comments.

[@thewaltersshow609]

Your computer screen looks all "fingerprinty" I think its time to give it a wipe lol

[@yararaffoul]

Dear for your flat feats you can make customs leg lifts. I have flat feet’s and ever since I made ones at a medical center, my legs stopped hurting

[@lifeofhaylee]

I'm watching this 3 days later and its snowing so much in Seattle lol

[@marcelmp_]

Loved the trench coat

[@tippitytiptap]

Where’s your black purse from?

[@jsol1992]

I would avoid covering the gas meter. If there’s an emergency and a guest needs to cut gas to the property, every second counts in them locating the meter to successfully turn it off. If you intentionally conceal the meter you could create liability for yourself

[@tiffanys221122]

Series idea! Complete Self makeover: Episode 1. Hire a stylist & have them fashion you a few outfits and a few staple pieces Episode 2. Go to a high end salon and get your hair conditioned & styled Episode 3. Get a complete health screening, including a vitamin panel to look for any deficiencies & a visit to a podiatrist Episode 4. Hire a personal trainer for a month

[@shelbychurchvlogs]

damn you think I need that …..🥲

[@tiffanys221122]

@@shelbychurchvlogs I soooo sorry, I didn’t mean for that to be taken the wrong way. You talk about wearing the same things, your flat feet and poor sleep. You like makeovers and it’s nearing New Year’s and I totally would love to watch it. Again, I apologize for any hard feelings, l ❤️ you & your videos!!

[@shelbychurchvlogs]

@@tiffanys221122 it’s okay!!!

[@jmjacquinot]

I would watch these just bc it’s stuff I’d find interesting to see.

[@alexandracoombs]

I think this is a good idea!

[@courtneygorbet2998]

Can you link the black shacket!

[@amyvonne01]

My feet hurt all of the time too. I've found that the Hoka One One Bondi shoes feel so good on my feet and allow me to do what I want to do. I add a heel lift/ heel pad in the shoe also for a little extra padding. They look pretty thicc but I love them. I walk 10k steps most days and can barely tell. You already have the Hoka Cliftons but you should totally try the Bondi's.

[@jenniferl8463]

can you link the leather jacket? x

[@Forthewin1436]

I love how empathetic Shelby is in relation to everything, you got this Shelby! Routing for you, all the way from Dallas, Texas.

[@sunboat101]

Hey Shelby! If you’re looking to stick with sneakers but change it up a bit, I 1000% recommend white platform high top leather converse. I’ve gone through a couple of pairs and they are my favorite thing. I also have flat feet and converse usually hurt, but I can walk in these ones all day

[@hatchmando4918]

I agree. I love my leather platform converse. They are about $80

[@ashleydalebout4215]

Are your leather platforms less prone to getting stained? I want to get some but worried they will get trashed.

[@hatchmando4918]

@@ashleydalebout4215 i actually think the leather is easier to keep clean. They are $80 so not bad. Also platform so they keep you above puddles and such. To me the canvas gets too dirty- leather wipes off. I lovvvvvve them. Also love my black Doc Martens. 2 shoes I’d buy again.

[@entropyme9]

21:29 these b-roll shots show some serious potential of Shelby becoming a fashion vlogger

[@drybackground]

Flat foot game is a struggle! Finding running and lifting shoes is impossible

[@danceluvr30]

Have you tried Veja sneakers? I have flat feet too and theyre so comfy!

[@danceluvr30]

also the sweater vest would look so cute with a white button down collared shirt underneath

[@chicagofan7057]

Happy to see you happy Shelby! Hope you had a nice Friendsgiving and Thanksgiving!

[@orangeguy3314]

Will you say that. When july hits and it's a 105 in the four months of summer. I'm lucky in go to the casino pools in vegas and get to enjoy them with djs playing. Most of us. That moved from Cali to Vegas. Have friends in california and are able to stay with them. Getting a break from the hot summer days.

[@shelleyhuskey1870]

That clock has been an issue for a while and I thought you had it fixed. So, why don’t you just have that last spindle welded on that way it won’t fall off again?

[@hatchmando4918]

I also recommend clarks for aching feet. If you go to their website they have cute styles.

[@dlyons135]

The outlet in the bathroom could be put in the side of the sink vanity.

[@linelle03]

Hey Shelby. Have you considered doing an update vlog on your jaw surgery/ teeth?

[@kennethhodge7953]

Get creative with the gas lines. Attach a small non-working antenna. Paint a couple flying saucers in the background.

[@Lisa-lisalmf]

Actually putting the outlet lower near the toilet is a good idea. Then you can add a Toto toilet seat (bidet). Would add a bit more luxury to the Airbnb

[@felinetherapy4782]

Oo have you seen a foot doctor? That sounds awful and not that common. Uncomfortable feet is the worst, really effects everything.

[@brianxyz]

Flat feet is super common.

[@12spacegeek]

You could put the outlet in the medicine cabinet

[@dyoutubechannel8218]

I have an idea for the electric outlet in the bathroom in the Palm Springs Rbnb. What if you put it perpendiacular to where it is now, on the thickness of the cabinet, just behind the mirror. You make a bigger than usual box inside the cabinet, so Rbnb customers don't play in the electrical wires and design a system (maybe a hologram in the mirror saying electrical outlet with an arrow would be cool, or only a small bent cardboard on the sink, telling the where the outlet is), so every client doesn't have to look for the outlet every time. The outlet would be invisible, but still, easily available. Great video btw! :)

[@Melisssssa27]

You should bring house shoes when you go to other people’s houses! It may feel weird at first but it’s 100% worth it

[@ancabadonka1]

I had the same fear with hanging my frame above my bed. I ended up moving my bed the depth of the frame off my wall and using a wall hanging made for about 3x the weight of the frame. My logic was that if it fell it would slip down the wall and behind the bed, not on me. Luckily said theory has not been tested yet.

[@queenofpavers]

Shelby come visit us at Wildest on El Paseo!!! Ask for Charissa Farley Hay🎉

[@morethanluiza]

You should try the Camper shoes. The most comfortable and nice looking shoes :)

[@brianxyz]

What happened to your big monitor? The music in this vlog was very good. Are you using a new service?

[@nexusyang4832]

I wonder if you should add an Insta360 to your camera equipment list so that you can just ride and not worry about when to take a shot because it's always taking a full 360 for you and you can scrub through later to get the shot/still that you need. Just a thought. ;-)

[@saphiaer]

My PowerPoint in inside the cupboard above the sink

[@HoneyandAshley]

Palm Springs is a tourist town, each year it makes over $7.5 billion from tourism.Which is why cities across the world spend on average 20 - 30% of their total profit in tourism promotion. In an article posted by the city of Palm Springs, short term rentals in 2020 supported the employment of 4200 people and supported the salaries of over 700 first responders. Taxes paid by these short term rentals saved the average house hold $590 in taxes .... the more rentals the less money residents pay in taxes each year. Making the cost of living lower, it provides employment for the community and generates income for small businesses and minimizes costs. I highly recommend checking out the economic pact of short term visitors on the visit Palm Springs page. Without rentals you wouldn't be able to support the local community in this way. Small rentals promote spending in the community, whereas resorts promote staying onsite. Which does not support small local businesses. If you take small rentals away you get huge cooperations tearing down buildings and building huge eye sores. Keep small neighborhoods or promote city scale growth and population change similar to that of another larger city. I'd rather a few rentals, offering limited rental than have my paradise over taken by sky scrapers. Sounds like people really just don't want tourist.... unfortunately that's something that every city requires to survive.

[@nicolehernandez11]

I just realized the white sweater you wear often is from your online store. Is that a POD? It’s super cute!! Thx!

[@RealJonSarge]

I feel like you could just turn your Seattle Home into an AIRBNB during the slow season for palm springs, and just flip it when Seattle becomes slow. That way you get the best of living in both areas, and would give you good travel vlog content, as well as maximizing your BNB profits.

[@Jeroen74]

I'm convinced her Seattle apartment lease contract has a clause that forbids AirBNB/sub-letting/sub-leasing.

[@saphiaer]

She doesn’t own the place unless you are talking about the townhouse she owns with Monica

[@sterlingmarshel6299]

@@Jeroen74 there is no Airbnb subletting at he emerald - you are correct

[@occo5877]

Someone did a reaction to your Airbnb and gave suuuch good ideas !

[@meganelise2186]

Who? Would be helpful

[@gregorybessmer1440]

I've lived in the same neighborhood as your property for 22 years. Palm Springs appears to be saturated with short-term rental properties. With these types of rental properties, it is impossible to get to know your neighbors. While I'm not necessarily against STR, it is a thorn in the side of a lot of people that have lived here for years (well before you rolled into town.) Someday, if you decide to move here full-time I bet you'll want the same for your family. I disagree wholeheartedly with your statement that if your neighbors here want a sense of community, we should simply live in an HOA situation. Sorta like "let 'em eat cake?" OUCH! I'm happy that your experience in Palm Springs has brought you to a place where you feel comfortable making these statements. Hopefully one day you will understand your choice of words are misplaced.

[@PeachyDaysAhead]

I like how long this video is!! Do longer vlogs 🫶🏼