I totally get it—starting in STR can be tough, especially when cold calling and emailing aren’t working.

Bloomington has milder winters then we do up here in Chicago, but still gets snow and cold, which takes a toll on the property.  

We are attempting to get an eviction date, but could not pass a lead paint inspection because the weather is so cold in Cleveland that the paint will not dry.

You're increasing the need for hot and cold air dramatically and it's doubtful the existing system will be adequate.But, in answer to your original question - yes you will need a permit.

Do you think that taking bigger risks may have alternatively landed you in a dark and cold place?

@Chris Seveney although I suppose anyone looking to do a syndication cold do it from the PMC to find investors. 

I loved reading about you putting in cold plunge pool, it got me pumped up. 

Rents that are significantly lagging market go up $75.I chose the Winter timeframe because no one wants to pack and move during the holidays and cold.

Then the other thing is Ice wine hard to make anymore as it does not get cold like it did in years past and stay cold long enough to feeze the grapes as they hang they now have to harvest then freeze them in facilities.

Though we may come from a helpful place, we still get nervous talking to strangers, door knocking, or cold calling.