No visible foundation issues.

I’d love some advice or examples from people who’ve tried something similar.The core issue is this:I don’t currently have U.S.

I definitely want to stay clear of anything that could trigger fines or compliance issues, so your point about STR activity in communities with rental caps makes a lot of sense.If the documents don’t spell out any restrictions around owner-occupied MTR/LTR setups, I’ll look into the roommate or owner-occupied lease option you mentioned.

The main issue I see is the sellers and the deals are primarily SFRs with uneducated or inexperienced homeowners I personally dont care if the buyers get screwed..

I once called the county clerks office and was on hold for 27 minutes only to be told I have the wrong extension. the call center representative then told me there’s no way to find the correct number online without being told directly. we then had a long chat about the numerous misdirected calls she's received for other depts facing the same issue. 

One of the units has been great — a self-employed carpenter and his wife live there, and they’ve been solid tenants with no issues at all.The other unit has been a completely different experience.

Does anyone know of case or legal consensus on this matter--Prong B issues when landlords hire handymen?

To me they need to issue those  There are different reasons or situations when a deal “goes south”.  

When a tenant withholds rent due to issues like a missing Certificate of Occupancy (CFO) or code violations, it's important to understand both your rights and theirs, as local laws can play a big role in how this is handled.One of the first things you might consider is consulting with a local landlord-tenant attorney.

Anyone hear or having issues with CMHA not funding section 8 vouchers?