@Konstantinos Lembesis If you search for posts using the city as your search term you will find many discussions that should give you more context than you might gather with a single post.

We have helped several businesses open up using a Tiny Home to fit their business needs along with the City of St Louis with their homeless project.

I own about 5 rentals in the same city in lousiana.

Census data shows Springfield as #3 in population decline amongst mid size cities.

For instance, and in brief only using one concept (not meant to be the full list of criteria), a rural property has a population restrictions and proximity to Metropolitan Service Areas ("MSA" - think big city area) as some restrictions.

On the areas that it says you serve it doesn’t name Tulsa, but it does name Oklahoma City

Market must be crashing in Seattle with just under 8,000 listings for a 4 million population, or Kansas City with just under 7,000 listings against a population of 2.4 million. 

The rules for evictions are the same in the city I rent in. 

I'd look at that as well as the Zoning Ordinance and Subdivision Ordinance, which every Pa township, borough or city has, or if they don't have those docs, they are covered by the county codes.

Sure I have doubts now that I’m midway through renovations…but I feel the contacts I’ve gained in a new city (electricians, plumbers, etc) are worth their weight in gold.