I know that recent legislation was passed where this won't be possible, but from what I've read it doesn't apply until July 2022.

GOVERNMENT CODE §403.055: Means “board, commission, council, committee, department, office, agency, or other governmental entity in the executive, legislative, or judicial branch of state government”In addition, PROPERTY CODE §52.006(b) specifically includes Texas public four-year colleges and universities (but not two-year junior/community colleges).Abstracts of Judgment: Federal Judgments28 United States Code §3201: Federal judgment lien expires 20 years after filing in the County Clerk’s Office.Re-filing prior to expiration continues the original judgment lien for an additional 20 years (40-year possible total lifetime).

Two DC-specific ADU resources from CSG:Booklet https://www.smartergrowth.net/...Forum https://groups.google.com/g/ad...I imagine there'll be legislation later to remove the owner-occ requirement.

The legislation allowing ADU's just passed recently so its brand new. 

I expect similar legislation will be introduced very soon in DC as well.

I like Manayunk but it’s in Philly so you get all the city issues such as the new lead paint legislation etc.

https://iga.in.gov/legislative...HB 1075 is in regards to non-profits, so I don't think that is the right bill unless they added a rider.  

Special events in AnnapolisIn addition to popular holidays like Independence Day (July 4), Thanksgiving (November), and Christmas/New Years (December), here are the events that attract a large crowd to Annapolis every year:* The regular legislative session (you probably knew that Annapolis is the capital of the state of Maryland!).

I'm well aware of the adage that it's best to buy where STRs are already regulated so you know what you're dealing with and things are less likely to change on you.However, there appears to be a Tennessee state law (verbiage below) that says if you're already operating as an STR and a law is made that then restricts them, the new law does not affect you as you are grandfathered in.I was thinking this law would protect me from future legislation.  

Granted, in SF, those expectations have been turned topsy-turvy through rent control legislation BUT what rent control does is transfer certain rights of possession from the owner to the tenant (how this is not an unconstitutional "taking," I still do not know).