Kansas City has a great need for affordable housing on the buy or rent side.

Daniel,Thank you for the comprehensive information.I've thoroughly researched SB9 and have had a meeting with the city planner, resulting in a list of requirements.

I could see that sort of thing working out near the coast, but again, you really don't want to cause issues with neighbors and cities/counties.Now you might also look closer for a SFH and add a single ADU.

“She’s advertising squatter homes,” one female, who said she was connected to a Northwest Baltimore City home by Washington, told WBFF.

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

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In 1990, the city had a population of 1,027,974.

It's still so new but regardless, every building department in every city is completely incompetent in their timing for permits. 

You also need to be sure to comply with both state and city regulations. 

In general, have been looking at towns that are just outside of comfort for daily commuting into New York City (>75min) so are not AS expensive as closer cities but still can cashflow as a rental.Am considering a condo (HOA is pretty well managed and allows rentals).