A great way to network and meet people in your local community is to attend in person meet ups.

Property tax is levied by the local municipality and needs to paid by the owner, regardless of where they live.

These websites often include project proposals, public notices, and contact information for city planners.Local Newspapers and Publications: Stay updated with local newspapers, magazines, and community newsletters.

Definitely attend local meetups.

It might also benefit you to read up on you local laws regarding section 8.

So don't buy rental but keep buying primary locally... you can even double your networth very quickly buy buying broken-home and flip it around. 

Are you out of state or local?

If anyone can point me to specific language in the laws passed that does so, that would be helpful as I am operating under current knowledge that short term rentals can be had with ADU's.That said, since the bill does not appear to prevent local municipalities from adopting no short term rental policies, I suppose they can.

Hey Ashley,Section 8 provides a subsidy to low-income tenants to help cover their rent, with the amount varying based on factors like local housing costs and tenant income.

Part of me wants to cash out and purchase in another state which has more appreciation potential as I believe my local market has peaked.