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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Kansas City Rental Restrictions?
Hello fellow investors!
I was wondering if you guys are aware of which neighborhoods have rental restrictions (ie HOA). I just heard that Fairlane has HOA with rental restrictions and would like to know some other neighborhoods to perhaps avoid.
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If you're looking on Zillow or Redfin you can restrict HOA fees to zero and that will cut out neighborhoods that have them. Some neighborhoods in KC have a very small HOA, like $80/year. So then you can set to HOA fee less than $25/mo.