I feel like that would affect the max occupancy when listing it for rentals but am still trying to get my head around local regulations regarding STR.Am I correct in assuming that we can only rent the home for a max occupancy of what the septic can "handle" based on local regulations?

Since then I’ve moved out rented it out and working on a live and flip for  my second property (sf) so I can have a house of my own with my girlfriend and make some more capital from it.

I all fairness to you to have placed my auto draft for my rent on hold until I get information about possible residual health problems.

If high income individuals engineers doctors rent out property and people find out, are they more likely to get sued? 

., Have you already rented the units?  

The primary benefit of a smaller  renovation is you'll have a larger safety net if the renovation gets out of hand, the property won't sell, or if it takes longer than expected to rent.

Alex, I could see lower end and rental properties stay flat or even go lower in the short term until rents find some balance.

A fixer-upper, I fixed everything in this house as best as my finances allowed at the time and rented it for 20 years.

@SJ Farrugia  In the FAQ disclaimer on criminal records smartmove will return criminal records in the following states Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, and West Virginia.Now if you are located in those states you may be fine.

We have a SFH that we are currently renting as two one-bedroom units.