Hello everyone, I have been buying properties in OR and TN and am looking to expand into NW Arkansas after reading up on landlord laws and recent growth in the area.

Getting an appraiser out there in the property is always best while the property is vacant. 

Two more properties 10 W.

I can make the numbers on a good property turn bad for a year or more due to the loss of rents, if they can't be recovered. 

I'm a new property manager, have been hosting my own house on Air BNB for just over a year.  

Just to present an alternative point of view regarding California residents investing in STRs, I'd say the gambit still works and works well.For one thing, you still get to use the Section 263(a) tangible property regulations' de minimis rules, which probably mean you can immediately expense most of the furniture and fixtures in your STR.For another thing, while for your California return you won't be able to use bonus or accelerated depreciation for the personal property, you will still use shorter 5-year and 7-year lives for maybe 25% of the improvements.But the big thing: The federal tax bill is far, far bigger.

I'd keep an eye on ancillary properties that become available. 

For context I have a tenant who has been in the property for close to 10 years.

As for the increase in rental potential on the properties.

I've spoken with Gardiner in the past as there have been other issues with the lot, so he's familiar with the practices of these people.Can anyone confirm/deny the requirement to notify neighboring properties if they are attempting to rezone the lot?