Now I am looking to start my own vacation rental management company in New York.My Concern -Since I don't have a real estate agent/ broker license, which seems to be a requirement of New York state to start a property/ vacation rental management company unless your company strictly restricts it services to pure maintenance, so is there a way around it?

Check with City compliance on height and legality. 

My only restrictions is I can’t link to anything illegal or illicit, and I can’t link to a competing tenant screener or consumer reporting agency.Thank you all in advance, and I look forward to reading about all of your quirky encounters on this topic.Ryan

I understand HOAs can be restrictive, rental caps, Airbnb limitations, etc.

With portfolio lending I see loan minimum restrictions that are higher than conventional - $75k - $100k Loan minimums. 

Feel free to drop me a private message.A few areas that could be good for getting starting with multifamily in the Cleveland area would be Euclid, Lakewood, Cleveland Heights, Parma or Garfield Heights (these are all suburbs not actually in the city of Cleveland).

You're missing that your lender has "overlays," meaning they are more restrictive than Fannie Mae's basic requirements.

Holiday heights is a mixed bag (N or 53rd/SR70 and just west of 14th/US41.

Your contract with the seller can restrict their ability to do this.

New to investing and just bought my first multi family in Cleveland Heights.