If they can't point to you the regulation, get a new GC. 

Hello,Is anyone aware of any short-term rental regulations in Carrol County or the White Mountains area of NH?

@Gene Hacker can get you more information if you can make it

Just like these folks post on BP  hey I don't know anything about NPN I would like to partner with someone.. they are relying on that someone to run the show.. let me tell you I had a 4 hour grilling over this with a state financial investigator who was one sharp attorney.. and with my attorney we argued back and forth up and down.. but it does not matter.. the remedy is to take it to law court for 100k and see who is right the regulator or my attorney..

Looking for a great insurance broker who is experienced in handling house-hack situations.We may short-term-rent our primary-residence unit within SF regulations (up to 90 days a year), which we will also want to account for with insurance (been looking through posts here about some insurance companies cancelling people's homeowner's policies when they hear about STR setups so want to make sure we're above board and with a supportive insurance company).  

Just more Nanny state regulation.

@Eduardo Zepeda , like James mention if some of the partners will have a passive role you may have to form a syndication regulation D.

If you are able to move and invest where you live I would be researching which areas have th emost landlord friendly regulations.

I have seen many questions on the proposed opportunity zone regulations and the self-certification form.Well as of today the IRS has issued guidance!

Your state landlord tenant regulations will include info on required notice to enter.When using contractors your best option is to not work with tenants.