I am not set on a specific location for my first investment yet, so some general websites or POCs for any area would both be great. https://oceanlakesproperties.com/Scroll down for properties for sale on the site Location is Myrtle beach sc.

Before you hit us with more questions please scroll through and click on topics that might help you and read read read.

You might also want to scroll through the apartment forum here.

Check this out and scroll down to the heading "States ranked by best legislation for renters:" Vermont, anyone?  

@Adriano CaracoSo glad you said that, that’s what I see just scrolling MLS.

Sometimes it's little features like this that make you stand out from every other property when guests get scroll fatigue looking at listings.

It used to scroll to the bottom (newest post or post in question) when I clicked on the link.

You would then have the High-tier properties at the top, and as you scroll down, the as-is condition homes.The algo does not see quality (images/videos/home depot special vs custom builder), but it doesn't matter because over time, the high $/sf & Close Prices = renovated homes, and the low $/sf & Close Prices = as-is distressed homes for your entered housing product.

After you finish building the report, click on SHARE in the upper-right:When that window opens, scroll down to the bottom to save as PDF:

I think I may have found the answer, on https://www.austintexas.gov/page/types-short-term-rentals, Type 2 has an '*' next to it, scrolling down the page, you can find the following:⁠*Only allowed in the following commercial zoning districts:Central Business District (CBD)Downtown Mixed Use (DMU)Planned Unit Development (PUD)General-Retail - Mixed Use (GR-MU)Commercial Services - Mixed Use (CS-MU)Commercial Services - Vertical Mixed Use (CS-V)General Retail - Vertical Mixed Use (GR-V)⁠If I am understanding correctly, a property would need to be in one of the zones listed above to be eligible for Type 2 permits today.