Is there anyone who can offer advice or perhaps a professional with more experience in my area who would be willing to help council me. i would very much appreciate it and be more then willing to do something to help return the favor.

I'm sure it varies from province to province as well - I'm interested in Calgary, Alberta and Okanagan area of British Columbia, thanks!

The Baltimore City Council has also entertained some restrictive Airbnb measures as well but they seem to be tabled for now.I was referring to Fells Point, in Baltimore.

Also the San Diego city council had voted to limit them last year but it was retracted, not sure how regulations will be in the next few years if any?

https://www.wdrb.com/in-depth/...Glad this got through. This will open up more investment this way as well. 

Today begings the fist day of the National Multifamily Housing Council annual meeting in Orlando, beginning with the Women's Event and Strategies and Outlook conference.This event is by all means one of the, if not the, largest gathering of apartment owners, lenders, brokers, investors and related organizations in the USA.

But the reality of them being able to be sold separately is complicated (and have a fair chance of not being approved by the city council) and would cost at least $15K to do. 

The city of Cleveland as this is being done through the city council.

Omaha, Lincoln, Council Bluffs and Soiux City are great.

Keep in mind, RECA, the Real Estate Council of Alberta, has recently upgraded all of the rules regulating the realtors, and they have become quite strict with disclosures, being careful not to exercise undue power and influence over a seller if you're licenced, etc.This course has proved to be more exciting than I expected, however.