Unfortunately, recent regulations have made it so that I can no longer STR in my neighborhood.

Every state has different regulations when it comes to property transfers. 2. 

  - If I understand that correctly, then I wonder if the increase value offsets the cost paid out to split the parcels up.One last thought would  whether there are any underlying benefits to keeping it as one parcel, such as city regulations, etc.- I had a conversation once in my owner's rep day job about new construction of a commercial building on its own parcel adjacent to another parcel owned by the same owner. 

As a first time buyer you should be expected to know all the regulations.

These loans don't follow regulations like a conventional, FHA, and Non QM loan would.

Important Tip for Wholesalers: 🌟Before diving into property contracts, it’s wise to check your local state and county regulations to see if you need a license to wholesale in your area.

You have seen it for 3 years in your daily lives, when you go to the store, or buy a used car, try to buy a home, order parts for your widget company etc…So in summary, prices are here to stay and we need more homes to be built, likely catalyzed by proper incentives / less onerous regulation.

Though with recent STR regulation changes, it looks like many SFH locations do not allow STR and can really only be used to LTR.

Aging roofs, faulty plumbing, or unexpected structural issues can eat into your profits if you're not preparedLocal Regulations Can Make or Break Your Plans:Zoning laws, building codes, and local regulations can vary significantly from one area to another.

This regulation can be difficult to meet with just 3.50% down so carefully research rents.