No one can answer that because the first question all depends on how your basement is set up with agree (windows, doors, access) and what your town's regulations for legalizing a basement unit (usually way harder than anyone thinks).When you say join a JV, it would depend on your relationship and the asset and the split.

Rental regulation for each city are also vastly different.

It's essential to check with the administrator of your husband's 401(k) plan to confirm eligibility criteria.Plan Rules: Each 401(k) plan has its own rules and regulations governing loan eligibility, loan amounts, repayment terms, and other aspects of borrowing from the account.

There’s currently no significant or restrictive Airbnb regulations, and as the town is in unincorporated Lewis County any future regulations would have to come at the county level – something that county commissioners have not expressed an interest in doing so far. 

I absolutely HATE the HOA/condo board and the regulations. 

They will understanding all of the rules and regulations in what is needed to make it legal.

Over-saturation and ever stricter regulations are making a once no-brainer industry become a bit harder in which to succeed.That's neither good nor bad, it's just made the STR gig more like every other industry.

Paying for help is not for everybody especially if they enjoy the work and have exceptional behavioral regulation.  

Therefore, comps (comparable sales) should be researched with that in mind.Basically, as an appraiser, I am not limited to any specific rules or regulations when it comes to picking my comps, deriving my value opinion, etc, as long as my method/s or reasonable, credible, and supportable.

Just wondering how other STR investors navigate the tricky areas of municipal regulations on STR's through ordinances.