Quote from @Rereloluwa Fatunmbi: Hello,I recently closed on a newly renovated, 900 sq ft single-family home with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom in the 44306 zip code of Akron, Ohio.

In Florida this is about 3 pages in the state code.  

I looked at the zoning code and there is no restrictions on locks, kitchens, or being related. 

And lastly, it is one of the few remaining markets that you can get a 'steal' for a property.....all I recommend is that you rely on your 'boots on the ground' to point you in the right area codes.  5/30/24 Update:  I have been patiently waiting until our court date to reply to this post. 

It's pretty easy set-up and then the guest can scan a QR code that is in the home, with a shopping list/links of all the items. 

Whether you are investing for Cash flow, appreciation, looking for value add, or just tax benefits.I first build out my buy box, which the more narrow it is, the better (multi family, 3 units, in XYZ zip code, at this price point per sqft, build after XYZ year......). 

Does anyone have a list of the good zip codes to invest in with safer and higher returns?

Michael, check out furnishedfinder.com/statsType in your zip code and you’ll get a good bit of data on what people are looking for.Then, I would go on furnishedfinder.com and look around as if you were wanting to rent a MTR yourself.

My most recent purchase is a cape code with those lovely trapezoidal ceilings in the bedrooms and due to the rounded plaster, not going single-color was going to be tricky. 

Quote from @Kinnari Pandya: Hi Simon, any recommendations on which specific zip codes in Cleveland versus Columbus?