Take a look at BP's blog where new articles are published every day: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog4.

Its no longer being published.

This has probably never been published before, so here goes something new.... 

Typically most jurisdictions publish their statures online that you can read through, but this could be sort of dense reading.An attorney is always your safest bet, but costly. 

Here in the Seattle area Brokerages, the MLS and the King County Realtors Association regularly publish that sort of data.

There's also a good book on house hacking by Craig Curelop BiggerPockets published if you don't know that one as well.

Unfortunately his tax plan is not published on his campaign website.

CBRE publishes a similar report for MF here in Phoenix but that’s a huge undertaking to seek out one for each city.Any other suggestions?

I do it when driving a tow truck, so I get 2-6 hours of listening, and sometimes I will be listening to an audio book, (since English is not my 1st language it can take me 10* to 20* more times to read a book).I'm still a newbie bro investor and got a $65k condo at market price before I started learning about REI.

They actually publish listings to some of our most popular listing sites, like ksl.com (huge for Utah/Idaho) and Facebook Marketplace.