Sounds like this area has few STR regulations for the time being but that could change with the stroke of a pen at the whim of the local council, which is usually made up of local homeowners.

So, Louisville metro council just passed an ordinance to start inspecting all rentals.

I'm sure you've heard, Dallas city council voted to ban all airbnbs in residential areas.

Huge booster building ADU in San Jose: 2019 ADU ORDINANCE CHANGESThe City Council voted on Dec. 17, 2019 to update San Jose's zoning code pertaining to ADUs to align with new California State laws that go into effect on Jan. 1, 2020.

San Jose 2019 ADU ORDINANCE CHANGESThe City Council voted on Dec. 17, 2019 to update San Jose's zoning code pertaining to ADUs to align with new California State laws that go into effect on Jan. 1, 2020.

Originally posted by @Annchen Knodt:I'd think that in a 500-year flood zone, if you can't bypass the need for insurance with an elevation certificate like @Adam D Rinehart mentioned, you should at least be able to find very reasonable premiums through a private company.Annchen, in 2018 the Houston City Council approved a change to the city floodplain ordinance that in effect regulates the current 500 year flood plain as the 100 year flood plain in anticipation of the new rainfall data that was adopted by NOAA in 2019.

The City Plan Commission recommended approval of the project and moved it along for consideration by the Kansas City Council.

Seek council and have an attorney draft it up, though.

Check out idealista.com to get a feel for what's on the market and when you find something you like, you can from there with cross checking what's allowed by the Ayuntamiento (local city council).

Here's a PlanPhilly article from 2 days ago that discusses potential updates to billboard regulation in Philadelphia.http://planphilly.com/articles/2013/11/12/overhaul-of-billboard-regulations-approved-by-council-committee