Is that standard practice from the research you have done?

I wanted to reach out regarding a serious matter involving Jay Tenenbaum (and Seth Gershberg his partner), as I know you are an servicer/educator and wanted to make sure people that you surround yourself with don't fall victim to his bad business practices.

I do not think they are sketchy is just that they do not go by all of the state regulations and they might charge you a cancellation fee or increase rates more often.

By-right uses are much simpler since they don’t require additional government approval beyond standard permits.Development Standards: Once zoning is clear, factor in the regulations such as setbacks, parking requirements, density, and other local standards.

Ideally, I’m looking for areas with a mix of:High occupancy rates for STRs (Airbnb or VRBO),Solid potential for appreciation over the long term,Investor-friendly regulations on short-term rentals.If anyone has experience with markets that fit these criteria or knows areas where STR is thriving with good investor laws, I’d love to hear your thoughts.

That might not be a bad practice - I don't know if there's a template for that. 

My primary focus is on Wholesaling and Rehabbing in NJ and PA area.I’m eager to learn more about strategies, best practices, and the challenges of real estate investing, especially from those with experience or breaking into the market.

You also need an attorney that understands real estate practices. 

Question 2: Where can I find state or city regulations regarding tree maintenance when the lease is written with gray areas?

Best practice is to do this type of modeling after you've seen the property and gotten the reps to know what all the numbers mean.