I'm trying to build ADUs right now but they restrict short term rentals for the entire lot that you build one on which makes it difficult if you live on a multi-unit zoned property.These are all valid points. 

If your lease is not written with that clause, you can still try to bill the tenant but you might lose if they challenge it and it goes to court.The maximum fine is determined by state laws and then may be further restricted by HOA bylaws.

I would see how your PM company is following up with leads and what their qualification restrictions are for the property.

Those who are keeping the loan in-house often impose more restrictions and tighter terms (called "overlays") than those who don't.Do you have a model in place to figure out a purchase price? 

I personally don't like being bound by the restrictions of an old home - discovering all sorts of surprises behind the walls.

Hi everyone, I am currently looking for my first investment property, most likely a SFR due to budget restrictions. 

Some areas may have rent control ordinances that restrict how much landlords can increase rent and how often they can do so.Review the lease agreement: The terms of the lease agreement signed by the landlord and tenant usually outline the conditions for rent increases.

My gut says it is only a matter of time where they severally restrict or ban them outright.

I'm interested in investing in Cobb County (something like a PadSplit model) but notice there is an unrelated tenant restriction.

our area has put restrictions in place that limit what properties qualify and for those that do qualify only 300 STR permits will be issued.