Sorry to all you handy men (I am not one of you…)Raleigh’s website goes on to say “a licensed NC General Contractor is required for projects with a total project valuation greater than $30,000.”Your ADU MUST NOT be on wheelsOnly one ADU is allowed per single lot unless located in a Frequent Transit Area (as referenced in UDO Section 2.6.3 or 3.6.2).

The license (if you aren't going to use it to sell) is worth it for access to the MLS and access to dumps the first day they on the market.

A local lender, vice a lender "licensed in all 50 states" would know this.

To assist businesses in adopting 401k plans, TPAs and other plan service providers "license" use of IRS pre-approved plan documents to their clients. 

I could see fully comping 1-2 nights at low season rates, particularly if one doesn't have a lot of reviews yet, but would you, as an established host with tons of reviews, comp a full week or more of a prime season stay? 

Totally agree with you and it looks like I need to get a business license to do the intermediate leasing occupancy (ILO) in SF.

Within the U.S. if you want to avoid the bureaucratic nightmares that often follow STRs you will probably want to invest in a well established STR market that already has laws favorable to STRs.

One issue I see with this is that I do not have a real estate license so I don't think that would create any issues with STR management, but as for MTR management it seems like there are certain limitations without a license - any feedback on that would be appreciated-Staging properties primarily for FSBO's as I know properties listed by realtors will typically have an in-house staging offering.

I'm a licensed contractor focused on interior remodels, and a realtor as well, reach out if you have any questionsBest,Ryan

If they are not licensed financial advisors, shouldn't they not be recommending any investments or securities, especially if they are not licensed RAs?