I originally had set it up to do currency trading (dad's idea) but regulations tightened during the long process of setting it all up, and then I didn't qualify.

I am not in Houston and  the regulations on property transfer are different by state but basically call a septic company to do an inspection.

Hello,I am really struggling when it comes to the rules and regulations when it comes to zoning, and new home construction. 

The referees are regulators at each player's position, there are a lot of referees.

There are some other sites that provide that type of information as well.Beyond that, you'll need to have a bit more information as to the area and the regulations on STR, etc.While it is a different model than taking a standard renter, I think you'll find that if you do your homework and set up good systems for its operation, it can well be worth the extra legwork.Are you local to the property?

I discovered that there is very strict federal regulations (google TCPA Oct 2013) in regards to pre-recorded voice messages or "broadcasts" and that you need written consent a.k.a opt-in prior to calling these people.

I discovered that there is very strict federal regulations (google TCPA Oct 2013) in regards to pre-recorded voice messages or "broadcasts" and that you need written consent a.k.a opt-in prior to calling these people.

From what I witnessed ( and of course I did not sit through 100% of it) however I think any regulator would have a very hard time convicting any of these particular guys of any wrong doing.

It would be good to hear about cities' efforts to ban short-term rentals, as Austin just did for non-owner-occupied houses, and any investors' efforts to fight back against regulators.

Eventually, this will all be second nature to me, but at the moment move out procedures are used rarely enough that I don't know what steps to take in Quick books automatically.