Regulatory-Based Availability Optimization
As a short-term rental host
I want to define a required number of non-rentable (owner-occupied) days per year
So that Hospitable can automatically manage availability to maximize revenue while ensuring compliance with local regulations.
Description:
Hosts in certain cities (e.g., Denver’s 180-day primary residence requirement) must occupy their property for a minimum number of days annually. This feature would allow a host to input the required occupancy threshold, and Hospitable would dynamically adjust listing availability to:
Ensure regulatory compliance (e.g., minimum owner-occupied days met)
Optimize for highest revenue periods based on seasonality, demand, and events
Adjust stay rules dynamically (e.g., enable monthly stays in low season, prioritize high-yield weekends during peak demand)
Acceptance Criteria:
Host can enter required annual non-rentable/owner-occupied day threshold.
System tracks rented vs. blocked days in real time.
Availability is automatically optimized to maximize projected revenue while staying within compliance limits.
Host retains ability to override automated recommendations.
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