Basically, as stated in §120-198(c), "The regulations of this article are intended to restrict further investments that would make nonconformities more permanent in their location in inappropriate districts as well as to afford opportunities for creative use and reuse of those other nonconformities that contribute to a neighborhood and are consistent with the goals of the Comprehensive Plan." 

It seems that both companies are quite reputable and are the only comprehensive STR insurance policies out there (designed specifically for STR including typical homeowners coverage). 

Hi @Eunha AnI was the Director of PM for a company with 2000 units and commercial parks before starting my own property management business focused on enhancing ownership for small investors.

A comprehensive Coronavirus clause will provide that the parties’ obligations to each other are reasonably delayed / postponed if the Coronavirus interferes with their obligations, and such obligations may be completely discharged if the parties are not able to close the deal due to the outbreak.How can the Coronavirus Interfere with Real Estate Deals?

I’m not talking about seeking out properties on a continual basis where an investor can utilize these techniques; I’m suggesting understanding these type transactions and analysis to see if their utilization can enhance the investors wealth vis to a much greater extent that either holding the property, repositioning the property, or a cash sale.  

For market research, feel free to use our property management company- we have very comprehensive reports for prospective properties—tracking population growth, job growth, rental vacancy rates, and landlord-friendliness are key.

This is where market comprehension is vital- not only understanding a general SOW, but knowing what kind of margins flippers require in your area.

First, they will be able to draft a comprehensive operating agreement, tailored to your needs.

You're absolutely right to prioritize setting up your investment with the proper structure, and that should include a comprehensive asset protection plan.

While utilizing BiggerPockets' "Picking a Market" worksheet, I've encountered challenges in gathering current and comprehensive data for smaller cities and towns in this area.​Specifically, I'm looking to fill in metrics such as:​Population Growth​Median Household Income​Wage/Income Growth​Unemployment Rate​Job Growth​Homeownership Rate​Median Age​Median Sale Price (including YoY and 5-year price growth)​Housing Inventory​Median Rent (including YoY and 5-year rent growth)​Rent-to-Income & Rent-to-Price Ratios​I've attempted to source this information from platforms like the U.S.