Appreciate any information.https://cal-rha.org/advocacy/a...Rent Control ExemptionsIf your property is included in the list below, it is exempt from AB 1482:Housing restricted by a deed, regulatory restriction contained in an agreement with a government agency, or other recorded document as affordable housing for persons and families of very low, low, or moderate income, as defined by the law;Dormitories constructed and maintained in connection with any higher education institution within the state for use or occupancy of students in attendance at the institution;Housing subject to more restrictive rent control ordinances;New Construction – housing that was issued a certificate of occupancy with the previous 15 years.

They are approved by a regulatory agency and their content is reviewed.

John Kavanagh, R-Fountain Hills, adds restrictions on the number of people allowed in a short-term or vacation rental property and would require the installation of security equipment, among other additional regulatory measures.https://www.azleg.gov/legtext/54leg/1R/bills/hb2672p.htm“REQUIRING THE INSTALLATION OF SAFETY AND MONITORING EQUIPMENT THAT MONITORS AND DETECTS THE LEVEL OF NOISE AND NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS ON THE PROPERTY AND THE TRANSMITTAL OF THAT INFORMATION TO THE PROPERTY OWNER OR MANAGER.”Uhmmmm… you mean like cameras?

Utah and many other states have been cracking down on wholesaling because the regulatory bodies view it as practicing real estate without a license. 

Denver has been hot but runs a regulatory risk - if it becomes easier for marijuana related business proceeds to be deposited at banks you could stop see a collapse in part of whats currently proping up the real estate market.  

It mainly lots of regulatory "stuff." 

The further away you get from being directly on the coast, though, the more you can run into regulatory challenges.

Successful real estate investors stay educated and adapt to any regulatory changes or economic trends.

Even more difficult than the regulatory environment.

@Rossitza IovtchevaThere are many other reasons to invest in Mexico and, in my humble opinion, it's the best time ever to do it for a slew of reasons on top of those you mentioned, the main ones being a rising middle class, a booming tourism industry, a growing number of visitors beyond tourism (remote workers, expats and retirees), the best possible regulatory climate for short-term rentals, much lower prices and costs, diversification and asset protection.