In those places, the landlord is generally entitled to raise the rent once a year (in SF that is the case, and the increase is an amount set by the Rent Board) but some landlords do not impose those increases.

While financial independence is a worthy goal, defining it this way leads to investing that’s (1) too restrictive , (2) too heavily emphasized on cash flow and (3) too heavily reliant on only one way to achieve financial independence.I always stated my goal as “ I want to have an investable net worth of $x in 5 years while utilizing a maximum of 50% leverage.  

There are no restrictions on duration of rental from the HOA other than the unit cannot be rented as a STR/Airbnb.

I've seen condos restrict units from being rented out, causing investors to be forced to sell. 

Zoning codes across different places did put limitations to ground-mount solar projects that exports and sales while roof-mount ones seem to be less restricted. 2.

Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT): This is a lodging tax imposed on guests for stays of less than 30 days.

But, they will also increase long-term returns for landlords in the areas they are implemented, because they will inhibit new development and improvement of existing housing stock.Every law that imposes "protections" for renters has the long-term impact of limiting supply.

You messed up and are complaining that the title company is being restrictive and not cheerfully accepting verbal abuse from your sellers.

Though, if you want to make changes with newer mobile homes there may be some restrictions (i.e. age, condition, etc.).

Your first comment regarding attending city commission meetings seems to indicate that you are referring to affordable housing under state statues (i.e income and other federal/state restrictions).