The section stating, 'This home is meant for families...' was directly influenced by local regulations. 

Scrutinize every de­tail like inspections, finances, re­ntal demands, lease te­rms, tenant rights and local regulations.

If so many people are considering it a "don't do" and multiple realtors are calling it illegal then why is it on the HUD and why are there specific portions of IRS regulations around how to do it properly?

We have in-house property management that is under a different entity in order to satisfy all of the laws and regulations here in Ohio.List'n Sell Property Management is fully licensed and insured, etc...All of the companies that are under the Ohio Cashflow umbrella are owned and controlled by me.So as long as I'm living and breathing, everyone will do well.If I die, you will be at the mercy of @Dominique Osborn and she is much meaner than I am so good luck hahaThanks

The method for calculating property tax amounts for rental properties can vary depending on local tax regulations and practices.

I'm sure you and your agent have done your due diligence on the STR regulations in your market, but I would encourage you to analyze the deal as a long term rental and verify the numbers make sense.

I believe they voted yesterday to form a committee regarding new regulations on STVRs in the county.

So, be prepared for a more rigorous selling process with less room for concessions.Certainly, there are numerous benefits to house hacking a MFH property that outshine SFH.

I know Airbnb has a way of changing listings and even blocking listings depending on the regulations in the city/county.

There are numerous strategies so pick your poison.