It rents well and the regulations are friendly. the only problem is, most of the townhomes have CC&Rs which prohibit short term rentals. 

Many residential companies do have more guidelines, underwriting, and overlays that a private company may not have due to regulations that are looser on the private side, and why many investors choose private or hard money based on their situation.

Like you mentioned, be aware of the short-term rental regulations through the city but also pay close attention if there is an HOA.

Also be careful with the STR regulations being considered in many jurisdictions, do your research.Best of luck

I do like the beaches on weekdays around noon.I am thinking of Househacking in multiple island  so I would not have issue with Airbnb STr regulation.

I am trying to fully understand what new regulations have been implemented in Texas for wholesaling, because I'm seeing discrepancies in what I'm reading and hearing.

some of the best rules and regulations for landlords, everyone is always looking to move and invest in the Florida market, great weather, beautiful beaches, so much things to offer so to answer the questions it is a great state to invest in.

I'm looking to invest in a STR in savannah, but I'm confused with the regulations.

I have yet to see regulations in any aspect lead to good or an improved state of living.

I also read gas stations are heavily regulated by EPA and FDEP.