Hi all,I am currently trying to research the STR rental regulation on the peninsula/city and came across a question I couldn't find an answer to.So I would live and own a triplex (fulfills the 4% tax rule) and have 3 designated off-street parking spots (is there a definition for a parking spot?

Guy, an interesting read, but I totally disagree that the solution is more government regulation or  oversight of rental properties - unless they are part of section 8 and are therefore offering a service in exchange for income.IMO, the answer to your question of "When would you know....." is more based on personal integrity and ethics than a hard or fast "model". 

Primary residences have a totally different set of rules and regulations as to how you handle default and foreclosure.

Please add other relatedhttps://www.jacobinmag.com/2019/06/new-york-housing-tenants-universal-rent-controlhttps://ny.curbed.com/2019/6/14/18679507/rent-regulation-new-york-state-reform-legislation-passedI'm in Rochester, NY and looking to invest locally where I can oversee my properties with a reasonable drive.Does this primarily impact only unethical landlords?

However, Google has 1,100 employees in downtown Austin and  recently announced massive expansions there and in East Austin.A steady or falling mortgage rate environment likely through 2020 should offer some help for the Austin housing market.

Of course many states have slightly different regulations but in your city does a quit claim activate the due on sales clause.

CF, where investors invest with the intent of earning a profit, is definitely regulated.

The major problems with this property are:- I don't know what normal CAP rates are for your environment, but it seems like the seller is asking for a premium for future expected rent increases. 

As I grow my business I want to offer rentals that give back to the environment. 

The industry was not regulated until the loan fraud became an issue requiring a license(s).