I own 4 doors in Columbus, Ohio and looking forward to growing my portfolio!

So while this doesn't directly address STRs and the idea is general housing density, I do see it opening more doors for STRs indirectly perhaps.Is this housing density ruling going to help STR investors overall?

that we’ve learned in our 24 years, managing almost 700 doors across the Metro Detroit area, including almost 100 S8 leases.

Only came forth because ejectment notice was left at door. 

You are no more protected from a lawsuit with your proposed entity structure than the person who owns the building next door  who forms an entity in the state where the property is located.

Kris tells the story about how he grabbed a clip board he had lying in his car and walked up to the door not knowing anything about purchasing a home.The grumpy old lady selling the home gave him a tour of the place and after walking through he made an offer for a few thousand dollars below the asking price.

House also has 2 car garage.

IMHO its a all of the above times, post cards, door knocking, SMS, face book PPC and ads in marketplace... 

Meanwhile the lender directly next door has funded over $2M to date without any problems with the incorrect tax bill and accepted the cities explanation….they also understood there is no procedural way the city can sell the property at this time.

Everything he did would be his foot in the door, but nothing ever panned out.Wholesaling rarely pays off, and it is even more rare to make a living at it.