Here is what the statute says. 

Just my opinion and that of experts I have consulted, when a statute is unambiguous, it is less important to have case law. 

If you know of a statute?

Also, read your state statutes to make sure you can stay in compliance and BEWARE Dodd-Frank.

Restricted Breeds shallhave the broadest possible meaning, and includes, but is notlimited to, any animal displaying physical traits or characteristicsof any restricted breed animal, whether by observation or bystandards established by the American Kennel Club, or otherapplicable association, or defined by any law, statute, orordinance.Furthermore, at every rental I have ever lived in with my dog I have been asked for a pet deposit, proof of vaccination and a picture of the pet.

NJ has an "anti-eviction" statute that effectively prevents that kind of rent rise.

forget the deceptive practices that get homeowners to agree to go into contract with them.. you may want to take a minute and in your state read the statutes regarding buying and selling real estate for to others for the expectation of monetary gain.

Each state has its own sets of probate/estate statutes.

Too many mistakes are made by inexperienced landlords and cost them big.having just read the Oregon statutes in depth ..

I don't believe this to be true, as the only provision that could possibly deem STR illegal was that commercial use of a residential property was prohibited, however based on MN Statute, Short term rental is not considered a commercial activity and STR properties are considered residential properties (this is statute change in the past few years).