It's important to understand the local regulation first as these can be tricky to permit.

One being the preferred option or less regulated option for raising funds.

@Vidyadhar R.The 6 month seasoning period is something you will run into for almost any conventional refi, as it’s a federal regulation for Fannie/Freddie loans.

U have to think restricting supply makes rate's rise so hopefully by removing this will have the opposite effect to some extent. 

Just know that STRs are about to be made pretty much illegal  in 90% of cases in Philly through zoning regulations and a group has formed to try to prevent that from happening.

Having worked for SDIRA custodians in the past, I've seen far too many "do this legally" workarounds to IRA regulations that end up causing problems for the account holder. 

The only difference is you can Own the business, which brings an incredible amount of additional regulations and compliance and administration issues to deal with. 

Is anyone familiar with the short term rental market/ regulations in Oconto City, Wisconsin?

As far as my research goes, many other provinces have much more balanced regulations for landlords vs tenants, as well as very affordable prices.For any Canadian investors (whether in or outside Ontario), what is your experience in investing in other provinces?

If passed, it would restrict the ability of using IRA funds to invest in Regulation D offerings that are targeted at accredited investors.