Perhaps that's partly impacted by them wanting to build many at once, rather than than one at a time (as the constant construction would disturb guests).

I am going to go to work for them get my cowboy boots and my big hat.. 4X4 with a quad in the back and my fly rod to make sure the blue Ribbon trout streams are as advertised..

With tax its worse because laws are constantly changing and rarely is specific advise worth giving since key facts and circumstances can change the advice and make it moot. 

It is amazing the cities try to take aim at the landlord ( and of course there are slumlords) but I suggest that most folks on BP that buy into these situations are NOT slumlords but when they encounter the issue you describe which is constant through the asset class they run out of money they get thoroughly discouraged by how this class of tenant lives and acts and just throw up their hands then get labeled as the greedy out of state landlords who wont keep their properties up..

One way is to increase the rental income on the building as well as think about other streams of income from the property, perhaps there's parking or storage you can rent to their neighbors who would need it?

You should have a blog on your website that has a signup popup.Feed those signups into a Constant Contact, Mailchimp, etc CRM and send out a weekly/monthly eNewsletter of your blogposts.You'd also manually enter any targets into that CRM.You can check out how we've done it:)

They have so many children, they are constantly buying any vacant land and houses as quickly as they can.

In these cities, your financial resources will go a long way enabling you to assemble a diverse multifamily portfolio and initiate a steady stream of income.

I wanted to say the same thing, but you were able to write it out best.No need to constantly compare.

Good solid internet for streaming is essential these days for STRs.