Waterfront rental houses

17 Jul

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Resolved Question: The best place to go for a Northeast (Cape Cod like) waterfront honeymoon a private beach or just good privacy?
We have never been on the east coast and want a place that is very pretty and nice in August that has good restaurants and good privacy. We would want a rental. Preferably a house. The location doesn’t even have to be in Cape Cod. That’s just the feel we want. Any suggestions would be fantastic. Thanks.

Resolved Question: Looking for a work around. City Council says I can’t rent out Waterfront Home more than 3 times annually.
The house is owned by a revocable trust who leases the property to us with permission to sublet. So technically there is one lease between landlord and tennant. When vacationers use the property weekly or monthly there is not a lease just a simple rental agreement with arrival and departure dates, a deposit and a cleaning fee. When I spoke to the mayor he stated that we’ve turned a single family home into a hotel. That’s garbage.

THE WORK AROUND IDEA: I’m thinking we could make it a corporate property and let our clients stay for free. I could sell the guest a website (new client) that costs me $0 and about 2 minutes of my time to install. Then they pay $1,750 for the website and get a free week at the beach house which sleeps up to 14. Then all they pay for is the cleaning fee.

Do you think this will work? Have a better suggestion? Can the city prohibit or place restrictions on who I let use the property?