I'm interested in buying a STR property in Norfolk and looking for an agent that is familiar with the area, understands the STR regulations of Norfolk, and potentially has connections to contractors for light-medium renovations.

Overall, I'd say the historical committee was pretty supportive when I did have business related to them, but they are very strict on how things look. 

Hi, Recently I have been thinking about buying some properties strictly for Section 8/Housing Voucher Program tenants.

In it they discuss regulations for handicap tenants and a ton of other very useful information!

There is no easy way to find specific zoning regulations since it is done by locale but with a little luck you should be able to do a Google search using the key words: STR zoning followed by the locale's name.Zoning laws can always change but I'm thinking that once a locale creates specific short term rental zoning language, they aren't as likely to change those regulations as a locale that has no specific STR zoning language on the books.

Maybe Door County, but that place has a ton of regulations.

I remembered your post on this topic.City of Naples is strict and recently cracked down on a lot of STR's during season.

I've read that it doesn't have to be somebody local because it's federal regulations.

Risk of recession in Europe and here at home, inflation, war in Ukraine, market conditions + Covid regulations in China ... mid-term elections on the horizon. 

You have to comply with all laws and regulations and have A PLAN!!