With that level of capital you could acquire & manage the assets & tax issues without the restrictions of the REIT structure.

It ain't over,I may be wrong, but I think you're pitching paper which is a no-no on BP unless you are Pro/plus status snd restrict posts to marketplace.

But it will be hard because odds are the people on your list have been called before, but it is worth a shot. 

It isn't restrictive (it just looks that way from the outside). 

I am aware Hillsborough county is more liberal towards 7 days or less STRs but wanted to double check if anyone is aware of any zoning restrictions in specific neighborhoods in the city?

Hello BP Community,Sort of an odd question here, I am trying to build my top referral network, and currently have a nice sized list.

Many people don't make a profit, obviously odds of success get better with experience/good team, etc.consider until you have more time to commit to instead look at buying publicly traded equity REITs, not mortgage REITS, they are trickyget subscription to Seeking Alpha and follow Brad Thomas, Jussi Askola and many others research/writing to start withREITS have beaten the SP500 last 50 yrs, by a lot, 13% to 11% just in last 20 yrs too, and they have taken a temporary beating due to sudden rise in 10 yr rates and hence CAP rates, but their underlying rent roles have only gone up.

HOAs can also enact rules restricting rentals - many of them don't allow any type of short-term rentals (if you were considering AirBnb).  

Construction cost is more restrictive on our opportunities than interest rates. 

I am not opposed to STR/MTR, but my current profession puts quite a bit of restriction on that avenue.My 5-10-year goal is to shift more toward long-term appreciation and syndication.