I'm not sure what to do....The move may be unnecessary.

I’m curious to know how you guys keep up to date and on top of possible local legislation arising in the future, imposing restrictions on short term rentals within the municipality?

…Today’s ruling that overturns Chevron means that federal agencies will now have less discretion to impose new regulations that Congress did not clearly authorize.”Real estate attorneys - "The most specific [impact] is in the multifamily context because they're living under the Fair Housing Act, and that statue is very broad and ambiguous, and HUD in particular has had a great deal of latitude in setting guidance and bringing enforcement as to what they believe should be the law even though it's not congressionally written as such."

Our whole economy is based on that.That being said, when you deal in REO's, banks can impose deed restrictions that prohibit resale for period of time, but there are ways around those, too.  

The low rates were an anomaly and totally unnecessary, as today's reality shows that the economy can boom without them and created that inflation scare that nobody wants to see again.2.

A great day for the VA home loan program indeed.While the VA home loan does not have limits, most lenders impose their own limits.

They took our family home threw us on the street when they hospital took our mother( unnecessary surgery took her life.the said they would help with transfer of title but we didn’t know it was fully paid threw her mortgage life insurance!

For example, some cities have started capping the number of short-term rentals allowed, while certain HOAs impose fees that can significantly cut into your margins.For out-of-state investments, having a trustworthy property management team that understands local laws and has good relationships with HOAs can make all the difference.

If you would like a structure that provides the same asset protection benefits as the Series LLC and spares you from the minimum of an $800 annual Franchise tax (per Series--OUCH) imposed by California, take a look at the Delaware Statutory Trust.

And I can't possibly imagine anything other than an unnecessary assessment that could cause you that kind of outlay.