I suggest you refer to that unit as a detached "in-law quarters" perfectly fine, for lending it will be viewed as zonned.

Welcome to BP Nation.Investing strategies are universal and can apply around the world, except for specific local laws and rules, you should be able to learn from this board.

In general know Ohio Real Estate Law.

Google the Foreclosure Tenant Protection Act for all the rules and possible exceptions (eg if the rent is below market value or they are family members of previous ownerIn addition to that law, you'll have to check local or state ordinancesGood luck

Welcome,Make sure you get familiar with Minnesota Real Estate laws ( flipping , wholesaling, buy and hold , etc )

I'm learning all about trusts in my real estate law class.

The key to renting to college students is having a meeting of the minds before they move in, lay down the law in a nice way, like a parent!

You may want to review your deed/agreement to see how disputes are supposed to be handled and should have references to housing laws that should be followed.

Here's some info on the requirements for property managers in your state:http://www.allpropertymanagement.com/propertylaw/property-management-law-in-kentucky.html

whats the zoning law?