That includes the greater overhead STRs bring than traditional buy and holds, risk of local legislation in smaller NH towns w/out a precedent on STRs, and the need for researching everything you can about local market conditions/temperament on vacation rentals before making an investment.All that said, it’s been a great ride for me in NH so far and if you can setup the right systems and have an eye for what great vacation rentals look and feel like, it’s a fun niche that can be quite profitable as long as you go in understanding it’s not as passive as what a Boston area long term rental looks like. 

My post is just to provide non-legal, legislative clarity, in case someone else in BP Nation thinks the OP had a good idea for implementation in NC.The OP post details putting solar panels on a rental and charging the tenant for electric usage that the OP contemplates "Producing, generating," and further contemplates "delivering or furnishing electricity,... for the production of light, heat or power ... for compensation." 

Make section 8 attractive or legislate acceptance.

Contact your legislators:12 Co-Chair Luxenberg, http://www.housedems.ct.gov/luxenberg DS22 Co-Chair Moore, Marilyn V. http://www.senatedems.ct.gov/Moore D112 Ranking Member Scott, Tony J  http://www.cthousegop.com/Scott RS16 Ranking Member Sampson, Rob  http://www.ctsenaterepublicans.com/home-sampson R5 Vice Chair Khan, http://www.housedems.ct.gov/khan DS09 Vice Chair Lesser,  http://www.senatedems.ct.gov/lesser DS01 Member Fonfara, John W. http://www.senatedems.ct.gov/Fonfara DS13 Member Hochadel, Jan  http://www.senatedems.ct.gov/h... 

It just means you get less for the hassle and work,    and you run the risk for example of getting rent controlled (HB 1389 in still alive in the 2023 state legislative session)  to that low value.   

I'm in Alabama, which used to have a 1-year post-foreclosure right of redemption, until the last legislative session.

There are communities where there's legislation in place that allow for airbnb's but just require them to go through the permitting process.

Fortunately, proper legislation and regulation will ensure that a subprime mortgage recession won’t occur again as lending practices have been strengthened and buyers are highly qualified.

It's very important to note that many things that are illegal are not found in the law as written by a legislative body.

In fact, here in New Brunswick, the standard lease (i.e. part of the legislation), states that in the case of early termination of a fixed term lease, the tenant's obligations are for the shorter of:a) The remainder of the lease period; orb) The first full rental period (typically a month) where landlord is able to lease the property to new tenants.