I would also add “How To Legally Raise Private Money” by @Kim Lisa Taylor and “It’s a Whole New Business” by @Gene Trowbridge because raising capital will be critical to your success.Finally, if your a going down the “Flipping” route, I would suggest a local REIA and Real Estate Rehabbing bootcamp; emphasis on local. 

I dont believe more regulation is the answer. 

Real estate experts are not mortgage experts; mortgages are legal instruments that are regulated by multiple federal agencies. 

Because of the additional oversight from the SEC, syndication deals typically have more costs associated with them and have more regulations that have to be adhered to.

Choosing the right custodian that will help you facilitate your transactions within IRS regulations. 

@Dave Perlman definitely look into the neighborhood and make sure the HOA or some other governing entity doesn't have any rules or regulations regarding AirBnB's.

Still remember his name-Gene Martin from Newport Beach CA and this was in the 1980's!

Should notice be received by Landlord regarding a violation of said rules and regulations, Landlord shall notify Tenant of said violation in writing.

Need to address your local regulations, but I think if you don't impede the habitability of the unit (take parking away, turn off HVAC, close off doors, close the yard for kids/pets) it'd be like replacing a roof or yard care.Be nice, give them notice and talk to them first though. 

@Katarina Schuette North Charleston has been a bastion of STRs since City of Charleston regulated, but I know North Charleston is also working on regulations.