LOL So now each of my LLC's that has a different project has to have the developers license. its a pain there is no test but its a bond and insurance and not every one can get bonded these days.I know having done a lot of work in Chicago how tough that city can be as well.. no one is going to teach you this you just kind of learn it.so bottom line unless this person has some very narrow niche // or its just a raw raw thing to motivate you  chances are there is nothing unique and I am not talking about getting rich with tax overages or some of the other things that get recirculated constantly. 

Any advice on strategy for multifamily properties would be helpful in terms of narrowing them down, and areas in Michigan to look in.

Have you narrowed in on any properties yet? 

I would narrow down some counties you are interested in buying in and research their website to see if is mentione. if not call someone in the treasury department and ask 

Over the years we have narrowed down the vast number of Sponsors in the industry to a short list, all with amble track records.

@Kaustubh Vongole, nice job on narrowing down your potential markets!

Restrict to secondary family rooms etc.At least you can keep things narrowed down to assure less wear and tear on the whole place.

Try to narrow down your options to the top 3-4.

How are you narrowing down the areas you would want to do this in?

In an additional six cities – Fresno, California; Jacksonville, Florida; Kansas City, Missouri; Los Angeles; New Orleans; and Santa Barbara, California – restrictions on legal operation are such that STR is practically impossible, though theoretically legal under very narrow circumstances."