Staying in the High level data zone will not help you take action.  

We had a bunch of calls with our attorneys when we were getting setup in the 2 states and had a banker who was on the board of the NE Banking Commission on as well, so we should be good to operate in IA and NE without much red tape. 

This is a restriction in many places that is decided by the zoning of the house.

Account Closed the current / future zoning will have a big influence. 

Does anyone have experience working with zoning boards of municipalities in the Grand Rapids area for building a 2-4 unit property? 

What kind of questions/ things or red flags should we be looking out for? 

You should also consider researching what a property manager does and some red flags to watch for when looking for one.

Our strategy in LA has been adding more units or an ADU where zoning allows so we're familiar with processing plans w/ the city.

Listening to a BP podcast earlier today, I learned about Opportunity Zones, which I’ve never heard of before.

Check zoning to determine if a mobile home park is allowed there.