Regulations: some townships are starting to regulate STRs and they have very high requirements for the locations.

Or just utilize Airbnb's length of stay regulation?

If the pressure is high, that means your regulator is probably bad, but more importantly it means you're about to start blowing valves and seats and flappers all over that building.

It’s very important to know your lease in this environment.

You will be operating in a one sided heavily pro tenant environment and do not have the luxury of selecting the wrong tenants.

If the tenants are basically good human beings and want to get along and have a nice place to live they tend to get along better in a multi family environment.

They are built with the recent CA ADU laws in mind and several cities have already adopted regulations that these guys exceed.

@Peter Vuong A lot of cities and Towns are trying to do this.See the Boston Globe RE article 11/22/15 of how regulation has strangled new housing.

I do like how explicit their forms are, but I can probably delete a quarter of it as not applicable.By the time we have the lease, the non-standard addendum (so they shovel snow and mow the lawn), the rules and regulations, and the lead paint disclosure, that's too many pages!

Being overseas without a good internet connection makes conducting business very difficult and I've had to adapt to the limitations of my environment.