I have a list of 5,000 leads, but they don't have zip codes.

Even if I’m not planning on STRs right now, knowing how other investors use those rules is valuable context.Thanks for sharing your expertise, it’s the kind of real-world nuance that’s tough to get from just reading tax code summaries. 

Start by picking a few zip codes and digging into them deeply.

53143@Steve Balinski For what it's worth, a Section 8 tenant would pay $1,460 a month for a 2 BR unit in that zip code.

Converted a distressed duplex into a 5-unit multifamily, all built to California code.

An architect can ensure your plans meet code, get permit approvals faster, and help you maximize the use of your lots.I’d like to refer you to Leo Marshall, a licensed architect who’s worked on similar residential projects.

Is it understanding the code, submitting drawings, or dealing with city officials?

I’m also a licensed real estate agent in Michigan and still actively investing there, working with a team on the ground that handles sourcing, renovations, and management.Couple quick thoughts for you:Neighborhoods / Zip Codes: Detroit is super block-by-block.

Because national trends set the tone, but what really matters is what’s happening in your zip code.

The zoning information says:PA Primary Zone5700 DUPLEXES - GENERALPrimary Land Use0101 RESIDENTIAL - SINGLE FAMILY : 1 UNITAdditionally, I found some code violations.