Private placements are inherently risky by that very fact - they are not regulated or audited  to the degree that a publicly traded company is.  

I would imagine that once you set up a payment plan with them, they will turn on the water for the plumbers to do what they need to do.Not sure on the regulations on this but Id also see taking the tenant to court for the balance due on the water bill.Best of luck!

As I suggested on several occasions, State could regulate wholesalers the way it regulates gun owners.

After researching further though on social media and then criminal records I found about 12 previous arrests and numerous convictions burglary, theft, criminal trafficking, molestation (don't think convicted), battery. 

Hi Kailas - Yes, you can typically rent out the main house and the ADU to separate tenants on separate leases (so long as you're compliant with city regulations/restrictions).

I got a good deal on the house, but do not want to invest in it if I would be out of compliance with renting regulations.

There are also very strict regulations on who can invest in the stock market.

@Edgar PerezGo with a sober house, zone it as a lodging house to circumvent any state regulations that may dictate what you can and can’t do.

I've seen numerous courses offered on Youtube but I am a little sceptical of those.

After reviewing the city ordinances, I have a couple of questions about STR regulations.