Why bother with the tax law, the horrible court process, and the anti-landlord legislation.

This is the kind of legislation that adds insult to injury in tough times for land lords and developers. 

Further, landlord/tenant laws and contract law may not be overruled without legislation.

Breed specific legislation is not rooted in a single piece of scientific research.

In short, the government thinks of ways to generate revenue: "Let's put a tax on thing you buy, on income, on operating a car," etc. etc.Then, wealthy people push for legislation to lower the taxes that affect them the most.

I know state legislation affects everyone in a different way, but curious to see what your process is.

I will be contacting my local legislators to discuss the negative impacts this would have.

@Rafael TrinidadPuerto Rica is part of the US, so to answer your question; yes of course you will get the same tax benefits.Also, to quote from investopedia-“In 2012, Puerto Rico passed legislation shielding new residents from paying most federal income taxes.

Landlord/tenant legislation - Only invest in landlord friendly states.

Also, the Northeast tends to frown upon STR  and a lot of towns in the Northeast have passed or are passing legislation to restrict it.