I've searched the forum and a lot of people promote Ohio.  

PROMOTION.

Hi @Carey Lynch,Thanks for posting in the forums.However, we do not allow self-promotion, and posts looking for real estate agents tend to generate a lot of self-promotion from the agents on the site.We've locked this thread so it doesn't get filled with these posts.

Kind of like the lenders that make post on “the cost of waiting to buy.” it makes sense for those that get perks on promoting something to promote it.

As someone pointed out, "they're hired guns to promote Pace Morby" and  to get people to sign up. 

We use BDX to promote some of our communities.

Veronica, my guide is "You Make Your Money When You Buy, A guide for Real Estate Investors to Establish Their Maximum Offer" The guide is geared toward fix and flip investors but if you purchase it, you get a link to a free guide for buy and hold investors entitled "You Make Your Money When You Sell", I'm holding a promotion over the 4th of July weekend and the book will be free on Amazon that weekend.Tamara

What is not helpful is thinly veiled condescension, and self-promotion :).

Not that it matters much, but IMO the most logical approach (particularly *because* I don't benefit either way) would be to limit STRs only to properties in multifamily or mixed use zones, and then only if an annual license is in hand.I mean, we zone land in our City for a reason; we want a city where people can choose properties that promote different lifestyles. 

The number of gurus promoting the prospect that you don't need any money, experience, credit, etc. to be a real estate investor grows every day.