Giving the note holder some $$ temporarily is a ban aid to avoid hard money cost as SBA loans are slow.Go to SBA direct to Martin Selander at SBA in Long Beach,    not through a broker.

This eviction ban keeps getting extended so you may be better off paying the tenant to leave.

Lastly, I'm pretty sure STR are nearly banned in Miami so you may need to spread your sights out.

I know Fort Worth has been playing with the idea of making them banned as well.

The banned breeds have been covered above    You might want at add "pet rent" to your lease. 

@Alex NA Did your extensive research tell you that STRs are banned in NYC?

I’ve been reading Dave Ban Horn’s book called Note Investing, and I’d prob start in performing notes (when he said this is something his 85-year old mother does I thought yes!

If they're purposely trying to ban STRs, there's no guarantee they won't go after midterms next.

Quote from @Evan B.: An option you could look into: Buying run down, problematic properties that need a lot of work (but have a stable foundation, roof, walls etc) and then put in time / money / effort to make the property rentable. 

I know Kauaii only allows it in Princeville.About Maui, I found that the county is trying to ban it since recently, but not sure under what conditions and if any regions are exempt.We are thinking about living in the house part time, so it will be nice to be able to rent it out the rest of the time.