DeSoto cities take different approaches to regulating rental property
Getwell Road on Saturday, April 9, 2022 in Southaven. Southaven Mayor Darren Musselwhite estimated in a May meeting that up to 35% of the single-family houses in Southaven are rental properties. (Mark Weber/Daily Memphian file)
DeSoto County cities have been discussing the influx of rentals, particularly the trending practice of larger companies outbidding single families to buy private homes to rent.
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Toni Lepeska is a freelance reporter for The Daily Memphian. The 34-year veteran of newspaper journalism is an award-winning essayist and covers a diversity of topics, always seeking to reveal the human story behind the news. Toni, who grew up in Cayce, Mississippi, is a graduate of the University of Mississippi. To learn more, visit tonilepeska.com
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