Something like a live in flip or rent by the room house hack on a single family home in a neighborhood like Montrose, Museum district, or Rice Village.  

., a quick search came up with this - https://www.adirondackdailyenterprise.com/news/local-news/20...The law will prohibit the issuance of new unhosted STR permits in residential neighborhoods, among other new measures that elected officials say are intended to preserve the Lake Placid community while still inviting the economic benefits STRs bring to this village...So that probably means that commercial zoning and the like will be the only way to do it now.The article said there would be a 5% tax on STR as well, so that means it is still doable, just have to watch where it is located.

If you want to expand into a 2-4 unit Multifamily then check out Glengary Park, Eden street Area, Village by the Creek and Edgehill.

We looked at dunes village resort, but there is no comparison in quality of the  units.

@Zac Dotson I am an attorney in the DFW area, and invest in the Fort Worth area.I am not a tax specialist, but have helped many Residential Real Estate owners.I can offer a referral: Richard Kilgore, 104 South Village Ctr Dr, Southlake, TXHe is very good.  

You can take the coursework before you turn 18, so that the day you do turn 18, you can take the state test and get your license.My sister just moved out of her condo in Tinley Park - there are some great opportunities there, along with CCH, Matteson, The Heights, Sauk Village.

Areas nearby that are still hidden gems - The Villages and Clermont.  

Hi All, Im looking into purchasing a Condo in A-nah Villages, on the Rivera Maya.  

Depending on your town/village, they may require you to redo them WITH permits.

@Dawn BrenengenMy good friend @Jay Hinrichs, was speaking in Hyperbole ( a small village in up state)For the record Ohio has a population of 11,613,423, counting Lebron, and 5,156,307 housing units counting Lebron's.And Michigan has 9,922,576 population and 4,532,333 housing units.In both states the number of people versus houses is about 2:1Source: US Census Bureau