You will have to look further such as the Contra Costa county.

It provides links to each county office's sites for when you're doing research. 

The OP is in Sevier County (one of the markets I am in) which recently began requiring inspections and STR licensing.

AS for Portland or Multnomah county I will never build there again and I am not the only one.. the city has driven a lot of folks out of the market of course its all in fill there.

keep in mind documents affecting title are recorded at the county recorders in every county in the US as such they are open to the public.. and anyone can walk in an record documents now certain things need to be done on the documents to record them..

What is driving the Florida market is simply it is too unaffordable for someone to buy a home here.I am based in Bradenton, FL (Manatee County).

I am looking for a Central Florida broker to hang my license with who has property management opportunities in Seminole county.

I am from Yonkers NY but just moved to rockland county and I invest in the Lehigh valley.

Yeah, more and more Colorado cities and counties prohibit non-owner occupied STRs.

There are some interesting pockets in Broward County in and around Fort Launderdale, but I would start small if you can find something that matches price and location.