It basically says that anyone who has a short term rental, needs to live a few minutes away, has to pay $1000 annual permitting fee, get regular inspections, must do it in an area zoned commercial, and any short term rentals must be over 30 days.  

Should I just go through a regular management company to find tenants for a long-term lease and just make it a fully furnished rental?

I have two options in front of me either to obtain a rehab loan, which will cost me $10k for six months ( points, fees, interest) or just finance the entire deal with my own money (cash).The rehab loan will enable me to obtain an additional property, so in six months i'll have two properties ( one with the loan, another with my cash)  but it'll cost me an extra $10k (on top of the regular down-payment which in any case i'll have to lay out) .

I'm assuming I wouldn't get a regular homeowners insurance.

The local folks are regular employees. 

I haven’t checked with my insurance company, but if you can say no to pets, no to regular smoking then I don’t need see a reason why you can’t say no to pot...

Whether you looking to do regular conventional financing with 80/20 or need private lending.. 

The card provider regularly sends me offers of 0% APR for 18-21 mos.

For regular caulk just use water.

Can I sign a regular tenant lease with them, or do I need a roommate specific type of lease?