@Kyler Lee:Pros:A-class property should command top rentsVery low CapEx and maintenance, at least in the beginning.Building right can lower operating costs.Cons:Nearly impossible to make the numbers work due to the high cost of land and laborTons of red tape with P&ZNeed to work with a very experienced GC, which eats profitsUtility hook-ups can make the costs prohibitive for a rentalDifficulty getting financing if you (or a partner) doesn't have direct, relevant experienceNo cash flow for the entire construction period requires larger up-front reservesThere's a reason only really see SFH or large MFR being built in most places.

Discrimination prohibits that you treat person X different from person Y based on a host of criteria.But so what? 

I would be very careful on how you word what you are asking...Federal law prohibits you from discriminating based on disability.

You have to read the ordnance, but typically there is a ‘permitted use’ which is the zoning class, then there are ‘prohibited uses,’ and in between there may be some combination of ‘’conditional uses’ or ‘performance standards’ where you can potentially use it for another authorized purpose.

:-D That would likely be cost prohibitive though.

Spam PMs, which would be defined as any kind of unsolicited pitch for products or services, is specifically prohibited (see rule N).

Outside of that, detailed discussions about it are prohibited by the SEC in many instances.If you are thinking about changing the minds of the people who pander to the SJW's for votes on issues like this, realize as an Advertising Man that those SJW's are "Sold" on this line of thinking for a grander purpose (political control by the sellers), and not the granular (stated) issue of Landlord's making too much money (that's only fuel for the advertising to get them to hopefully Vote for the political party the Advertisers want them to vote for).

If YOU are the SDIRA owner, you can’t do any work on your IRA property, that is a prohibited transaction and would be subject to the liquidation, income tax, and 10% additional tax penalty to your IRA.

Don’t try flipping from your soloK plan, you will get hit with UBTI (Tax) and you can not work on or in your project as the owner of the retirement account, that is a prohibited transaction.Combine your savings and either hard money, private money, seller financing, or a financial partner to get the rest.

Many condo associations prohibit STR's.