Regulation is limited.

Regulation is coming down hard on more urban areas, bigger cities.

@Stuart Udis I do not think an investment club model would be allowed under a regulation A+ offering.

Cook , he's an expert in the Shenandoah Valley STR Market and has written a few blogs on regulations in the area.

Hello,Out-of-State investor, I recently acquired a rental property in Lorain, OH.The regulations impose an agent representation at three levels:1.

anyone know or have reference to the specific codes or regulations that were changed or created that "make it easier to build ADU's".  

STRs are more regulated, LTRs are predictable but slow, and MTRs hit the sweet spot:-Steady cash flow without daily turnover-Professional tenants (corporates, nurses, relocations)-Flexibility for scalingThat said, it only works if you:-Know your tenant type-Furnish for function, not style-Price monthly, not nightlyFor those running MTRs: are you seeing the same benefits?

JC works but typically comes with high price to enter and a bit more government intervention with laws and regulations. 

Banks don't like to get too heavy on CRE and are actually pushed by Federal Regulators to focus more on C&I lending.

I'm curious what others have done to solve this problem in a market that has strict STR regulations.