It's a very tricky situation. A number of municipalities have tried to put in place regulations to try to regulate the short-term rental market. Individual investors can collect $170 or $200 a night from short-term rentals versus $2,000 a month, perhaps, from long-term rentals. Do the math. For more than 20 days, you're better off.
Individual investors will make those kinds of decisions. The challenge with the short-term rental piece is that many municipalities now—and I don't know if Guelph has done this—have brought in regulation trying to restrict B&Bs to the traditional bedroom in your existing house within a principal residence, rather than an investment property. The challenge is enforcement. How do you actually enforce that regulation? There are things we might try to do, but it's tremendously difficult to try to enforce a regulation that stops people from doing that.