You need someone who knows the local building standards and also navigate the complex zoning issues, and know who makes the rules.

Either way as a new investor you'll want to be fully prepared to navigate the minefield of being a landlord. 

I'm currently on a quest to explore owner-financed real estate deals in the Denver area and would greatly appreciate your insights and advice on how to navigate this market effectively.Denver's real estate scene is known for its competitiveness, and I believe owner financing could open up some exciting opportunities.

They can provide information about available properties that accept these vouchers, eligibility requirements, and the application process.Search for Suitable Properties: Begin your property search based on the information from the housing authority and your budget.Negotiate and Purchase: When you find the right property, negotiate with the seller and complete the purchase process.Move-in and Responsibilities: After the purchase, ensure understanding of responsibilities as renters or homeowners, including complying with voucher terms and ongoing property maintenance.Always consult with local experts and real estate professionals to navigate specific regulations and details in your area.

Thank you in advance for sharing your expertise and helping fellow investors navigate the multifamily STR or vacation rental landscape in the Sunshine State.

The reason for wanting to use a company like TCS is help navigate through these issues but it doesn't seem to be working. 

I mean, in the end, I want profit and max cash flow, so I am staying open to both SFR and small multifamily units and navigating accordingly.

My expertise is zoning (rezoning and navigating zoning codes in multiple jurisdictions/states).

Navigating this as a Canadian can be difficult as it's a unique situation and I haven't seen much information regarding this.

Looking for insight as to how to navigate and get started.