Not necessarily because FHA is a big feature vs Radiators, but rather because installing Central Air Condition is damn-near a must unless you're shooting for C/D class tenants (and you get the FHA for "free" when you install CAC).Not sure of the market (or climate) in Sioux City though - this would be a good question for your Realtor.

Morrison passed an ordinance in 2015 that banned short-term rentals and Airbnb properties, and that language is integrated into the zoning code.

Yeah that’s a long story but the city tried to ban all short term rentals under the radar and we fought them on it when we found out at the last minute.

I am not involved in the actual management so I don't have all the specifics but can provide some general information to your question at least for NJ...Any town bans on Airbnb? 

The only places they can survive is in places that try to ban ban ride sharing. 

Constant neighbor complaints will be a hassle and all it takes is the city passing STR bans/restrictions and suddenly your business model is forced to become completely different.

The only time I would ever consider buying a property without seeing it in person is if I had Warren Buffet-type money, and the property was a tiny fraction of my net worth--and even then, I'd only do it if I had a highly, highly skilled realtor and inspector on the ground who I had a long history with, and who had repeatedly proven to me that they understood how to inspect and evaluate properties, HOAs and neighborhoods.As for the HOA: My impression is that most HOAs around SLC do not allow owners to rent their units...if this HOA does allow you to rent, you'll want to do serious due diligence looking at the HOA's contracts, asking about the structure and governance of the HOA, investigating how easily the HOA can change their contracts and how often they've changed those contracts in the past, polling the HOA members and the owners in the HOA on their opinions about owner's rights to rent their units, learning about how easy it would be, and how likely it would be for the HOA to ban renting or do anything else that could up-end your business model, etc., etc., etc. 

If he doesn’t pass, he will be banned and if he comes again after ban that’s ground for eviction.

You can also close off the window completely, but be aware that building code requires bathrooms to have ventilation via either A) an operable window or B) an exhaust fan vented to the outside.

Hello BP family.We have been running an Airbnb for 4ish months now and we just received a letter that the HOA will be voting to change the bylaw to limit the number of homes that are rented and also banning Airbnb or STR.