What a great town.Check out - https://www.cityhs.net/1265/Short-term-Rental-InformationShould have some rules and regs for you to peruse.I will say that lakefront is often restricted or banned for STRs there.

I'm looking for a place with a strong community vibe, a progressive atmosphere, diverse population (especially 25-35 crowd), and access to tech/startup meetups and co-working spaces.My key challenges/questions for this community:Budget & Pet-Friendly: Finding 1BRs under $1000 that are genuinely pet-friendly (dog, no breed restrictions ideally) is tough.

San Diego city went crazy into ADUs with the bonus density ADU program that allowed as many ADUs to be added as desired provided one less than half were deed restricted as lower income units.  

If you had a VA loan, an investor could assume it without the primary residence restriction.

Just because smoking pot is legal, doesn't mean there aren't restrictions on where they can do it.

In addition to QM requirements and Dodd/Frank adding more restriction to conventional lending.

Local Regulations & Compliance: * Crucial: Always verify with your local government (city/county) for any specific restrictions, permits, or licensing requirements for short-term rentals to ensure full compliance.5.

This leads to a lot of unsatisfied people and more restrictive legislation down the line.

Just make sure you're watching insurance costs, HOA restrictions, and short-term rental rules if you’re exploring that route.Best of luck,Melissa

Bruce said it best above ^ I have had quite a few clients go from TX to FL because of legislative/legal reasonings since FL does provide a state level protection from jurisdictions passing new restrictions or changing existing ones.