If your insurance prohibits the breed in your policy, they will not protect you and when they find out, they will drop your policy.

Rent control is prohibited by State Laws.

I know this might be cost prohibitive in some markets but there are others that it can be a great option. 

@Mary Mitchell, @Shannon Morales, @Stone Jin, There is nothing statutorily that prohibits you from selling to or buying from a related party in a 1031 exchange. 

@Yelena Damsky you just have to make sure there is either an assignment provision or no prohibition on assignments and you don’t name the end buyer.

The reason it is higher because you must use non-recourse loan in your IRA, conventional loan would not be allowed because IRS rules prohibit you personally guaranteeing the loan for the IRA. 

I can't seem to find any Landlord/Tenant Law that prohibits charging an early termination fee.

It's just a bit cost prohibitive on smaller properties, and the IRS doesn't mind if you just do it the easy way (the incorrect way) and use straight-line depreciation since that results in overpaying taxes. 

First you should obviously check that the condo rules don't prohibit rentals.

There are prohibited transaction rules that apply to retirement accounts.