Trying to get clear on the nuances between the twoLA County doesn't have an STR ordinance on the books yet, though one is expected to be approved summer 2022:https://ttc.lacounty.gov/wp-co...If you're in unincorporated LA County, you can do pretty much whatever you want.If you live in an incorporate city in LA County that's not LA (like West Hollywood, Culver City, Pasadena, Glendale, Long Beach, etc...), you'll want to search for any municipal ordinances.

I spent 10 years in Corporate Sales and Marketing--I am done with "selling." 

These pumps usually incorporate a "grinder", and you do need to educate Tenants to not flush ANYTHING other than toilet tissue.

@Jim Stevenson If you incorporate an LLC you and your partner can both insert funds and the LLC will be the borrower on the note.

In most markets, if the property is located in an incorporated city, that city has jurisdiction, and therefore, their planning dept covers the property.

@Mike D'Arrigo that is a terrific graphic and thanks for sharing!

If you don't want to be bothered to answer a question that has already been asked 100 times, then simply don't engage and just move on to the next topic.Thanks for the observation @Ben Zimmerman.I've been thinking about incorporating search into new forum posts.

Just make sure your key points get incorporated. 

@Jillian Sidoti  there is this thing called the Howry test I learned of it when I went toe to toe with regulators in Oregon.Will leave it at that.. highly suggest you run the model by very good council first. it could be as simple as having Ms Sidoti create a custom PPM for you that incorporates your vision and business model

Here is an interesting article with a really cool graphic illustrating Charlotte's projected growth through 2025.