Either look online or go to your county and review your municipalities land development code.  

I custom coded REI Reply to allow me to send them in one drop and you cannot do this in all the previous tools.

I’m currently focused on acquiring my first 3-bedroom single-family rental in Tulsa, preferably under $150K, with a goal of $500/month cash flow or 15% CoC return.I’m here to connect with agents, property managers, contractors, and fellow investors who know the Tulsa market well — especially zip codes like 74129, 74133, and 74146.If you’ve got any advice, recent experience in these areas, or team referrals, I’d love to hear from you!

You should be fine with the panel as is if your electrician checked it out, found no issues, and said it is in good condition and up to code.

(SFH <$150k or Duplex/multi <200k in C neighborhoods) w cash flows and appreciationsLooking forward to learn more about:- Narrow down to a specific zip codes/neighborhoods- Experienced real estate agents with OOS clients- Inspectors who can provide detailed videos and pictures as I won't be viewing the property in person- Lenders experienced with investor friendly loans- Reliable property managers experienced with OOS investors and Section 8 rentalsAppreciate your insight and looking forward to connecting!

Desktop Due Diligence Report ChecklistProperty Address: Owner:Proposed Project:Brief description of project: Parcel Number: Property Size:Square Feet (SF):Acres: Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ): Zoning Code Link:Zoning Designation for property: Allowed Uses Link:Is the proposed use an allowed use for the zoning designation?

But again, how did you come up with rent of $2,060 for a 3-bedroom unit in that zip code? 

Quote from @James Zobrisky: I currently own a property I am renting in zip code 46256 and I have noticed significant property tax increases.

No allocations of loss, deduction, and/or expenditures described in Code 0705 (a)(2)(B) shall be charged to the capital accounts of any Member if such allocation would cause such Member to have a Deficit Capital Account.

Here in Bryan and College Station, TX, our local code has long limited occupancy to no more than four unrelated people per house.