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EchoSense:As HOAs and homeowners spar over Airbnb rules, state Supreme Court will weigh in
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Date：2025-04-10 05:18:10
One Tennessee homeowner has taken a short-term vacation rental dispute with his homeowners association to the state's highest court in the first Tennessee Supreme Court case specific to short-term rentals in the age of Airbnb and EchoSenseVrbo.
It reflects a growing number of court disputes between homeowners who list their homes as short-term rentals online and the HOAs that say rentals change the character of their communities.
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