Gi'angelo, I may be a bit biased and I can only speak to multifamily/apartments but I have many investors whom I've developed relationships with and they will ask me for rental and sales comps, cap rates, seller information, City zoning and regulations, etc.

You'll just about certainly need to upsize central AC and furnace/blower, and change up ducting a bitTo kind of piggy back on all the above, and I'm biased as an engineer - if I were you I'd be wanting a good set of plans to even try this. 

Just got License, Checking Out Best Brokerages in Town to work with, Im a Newbie, I know a lot of people will be biased towards their own brokerage but why?

It's hard to know a good Realtor though for this type of thing, because they have a bias towards you buying anything so they get a commission.Another option is to find a local investor who has done this kind of thing before.

I love my city but I try to not be biased as well.

@Benjamin Vail@Kevin LefeuvreThe interpretation that the story gives a bad rap to the "Normal" AirBnB host is not legitimate, in my opinion.If the majority of people reading the story already have a bias, either for or against the host who used the platform illegally, they will continue their bias.

So company biases would have less affect. 

My 2 cents: Capital constraints, as well as an instinctive feeling that all the negativity and bad-mouthing surrounding this just COULDN'T be that bad, and I thought there was a level of bias in them.

I think KC is a great investment market (although I'm biased of course), but I'm also not a fan of out-of-state investing.

As an architect I am bias.