that frog and chicken making noise the morning is priceless, or if you want to see wild pigs roaring in your backyard, go there in kau.For Florida, it's best if you come from financial background in new york, the time zone is the same.

I'm also involved in new development in Traverse City on Condo units that are zoned to allow STR's. 

As a side note: my family owns my childhood home that sits on a lot that is zoned for multiple homes.

also Seems to me STR should be in areas ZONED for it and permitted for it so homeowners if they want to buy there know going in that there will be transient use next to them.

I have plenty of clear height (24-28'), acreage, parking, and the right zoning to do this and I am located in a mid-major market.

I am looking for advice and ideas on a home I have that is a zoned business.It is two lots separated by a shared private road.

The immediate lot behind the home is zoned for apartments, townhomes right now though it is empty now with trees.

I just want to hear it.As well as that, I want to ask what you could have done to prevent it one, or any red flags you saw during the screening process or before it happened, that should have made you act earlier. 

It seems that most areas are not zoned for STR's and most permits are taken.

Risks are low demand, the bad shape of the property, the area around it, past owner problems, law and zoning issues, and meeting local building codes.