I can relate to a lot of it as i'm deep in my rennovation in Flamingo Heights.

I live in Garfield Heights  which is right outside of Cleveland .

Kingsbridge heights.

As @Ryan Johnston mentioned rent restrictions can kill a condo investment.

I currently live in Winnetka Heights and think there is promising potential here with the old historic buildings, but I am struggling to find anything half way descent for sale that could be turned into a rental property.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but from my understanding, their proof of income is restricted to ensuring their net income is equal to or higher than the rent.

I own a townhouse with two units in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Washington DC and am in need of a do it all handyman/contractor to help with various maintenance issues as they come up.

I know there are many proposed changes to loosen ADU restrictions in Seattle (per the final EIS in Oct 2018), but not sure how likely or unlikely that these will make it through. 

There are some restrictions and costs implemented by my brokerage for agent-interest properties that may eventually encourage a switch to a flat fee type brokerage, but for now it's workable.

Nonetheless, we love it here and hope the STRs aren’t too restrictive.