Some properties prohibit short term rentals.

Under Minnesota law, a foreclosure counselor is prohibited from collecting a fee until after it has provided a service—to you.

SEC laws prohibit any sort of advertisement for raising funds for a syndication unless you restrict your exemption to accredited investors.

It can be considered a self-help eviction and is prohibited.

I feel that the flood insurance cost of $120/mo doesn't seem prohibitive to me but I am out of state and was curious if on a local level this has any stigma or large bearing in a buyer's decision (other than the obvious cost consideration)? 

NREIG prohibits a number of breeds including Pitbulls.  

But I agree with the above posts that it's mostly about home construction figures not keeping up with demand and a lot of that has to do with NIMBY-ism, short-sighted governance, prohibitive regulations, etc.

It doesn't make sense to go through and arbitrarily replace everything and in many cases, is prohibitively expensive.

A prohibition from moving into the property that you own. 

The added cost of transportation is prohibitive unless you plan on scaling significantly.