I usually google "best insurance" in XX city to start the search for best reviews, and email several to make an informed decision.

I have a job for working for Google Fiber and am currently saving as much as I can so I will at least be able to cover any vacancies and some of the renovations.

Multiple, billion dollar companies are investing heavy in our area, such as Intel, Google, and Amazon.

I would simply Google "legal restrictions for short term rentals in city X" or "short term rental permits in city X".  

@Sandy Land Try googling "flat fee MLS" and you will find many providers of this service.Here are the big things to look for in a flat fee MLS listing:1.

You can google state usury laws for all states including NJ, AZ and MO.

You can find a lot of good statistical data online as well as jumping on google maps to view the neighborhoods. 

A quick google search should yield you some results. 

(You can google his name) He charges like $199 or $299 up front and absolutely no other fees at closing.

I am persuaded that I need to have strong foundations before doing anything.Now, I can be wrong and I am completely fine with making mistakes.If you're using Bing or Google Gemini or ChatGPT with RAG, the yes, they will use those references to inform their response and they'll link to those references in the response.