When looking for short term rentals be sure to check local ordinances and restrictions.

@Darrin Kelsey I would check your local meetup groups, but if you can't find one in your area reach out.Good Investing...

Thanks going to check it out.  

They can walk in any branch with a personal check or cash, or pay online via ACH bank-to-bank transfer.  

There are basically no multi-families and the single families are getting bid on both by investors and just regular folks looking for a primary residence.

I would always say check with your tax professionals.  

While sites like Alltherooms and AirDNA have some good market data, they're not always up-to-date on the legal side.For the most accurate info, I suggest checking the city's official website for the latest on STR regulations.

Check the foundation better.

Check with your broker or your local MLS - I'd talk with your broker/agent first, but if you're a seller and you're calling BS on what you're hearing - go straight to the MLS and ask.

Yes, the 107 units was just at the moment I checked, but you're right, that wouldn't matter if I'm targeting current LTR landlords.Though, totally off-topic...I'm realized only considering this idea because I love having an MTR but feel I can't afford to do more of them myself.