If you can rent something decent for $900-$1000/mo, do that.Even in a rising home value environment, 2 years usually isn't long enough to recoup your buying and selling costs. 

Here are the FCC rules on this: Rules for Service Providers in Multiple Tenant Environments

Thank you for the reply.I agree that executing in this environment is challenging, but I am glad to hear that the above is not problematic.

Property taxes are more favorable and the overall economic environment is healthier.

I'm all for going easier on the environment but the #1 thing you can do to go green is to reduce your own footprint on the planet, meaning consuming less, living with less, living smaller.

All your equity could evaporate pretty quickly with a change of .5 to 1 in the market cap rates...which I don't think is too far fetched given the current economic environment. 

.✅ Pro-business environment: Google search✅ No rent control of any kind.

I don't want to take their business away because they are politically connected and could change the legal environment for STRs in my town. 

For me it is about creating a good environment for their hard earned vacation. 

You need to operate in an environment where you can get in and out of 3 - 5 projects per year or it will take forever to scale to the point where your monthly cash flow actually has real value.