Obviously, before you buy a condo with AirBnB in mind, you need to check the HOA rules and restrictions, as well as any local community regulations affecting this.

Pet deposit of $300 for pets under 25 lbs, Maximum of 2 pets allowed No smoking or vaping allowed on the propertyTenant pays all utilities (gas, electric, water/sewer, garbage, phone/internet)This is a one year leaseAppliances provided are Range, Refrigerator, and Dishwasher.Washer and dryer hookups in the garage allow for tenant to install washer and dryerLawn, landscaping, gutter cleaning and declogging, and exterior maintenance are the tenants responsibilityPest control is tenant responsibility, excluding termites and rodentsRegular HVAC filter changes are tenant responsibilityShall abide by all Rock Creek Community rules & regulations; violations with fines associated with them shall be paid by the tenant and included in monthly rent.No waterbedsClogged toilets & drains, as well as light bulb replacements are tenants responsibilityStorage of personal property shall be at tenants sole risk.

Or, get the kind of meters that can be wired to a box on the outside of the house (or otherwise in a better spot), and the handheld device you need to plug in to the box or talk to it on the radio, to read the meter.If the building was "born" as apartments, it's fairly likely that each apartment has its own individual water pipe. 

As an agent, I attend city meetings and workshops with attorneys on where regulations are heading and how to prepare. 

I was wonder when Wholesaling in Wichita or Kansas in general are there regulations like in other states for example Illinois you are only allowed on sell a year with out having a license and I wanted to know if there were any laws that here in Wichita 

Just familiarize yourself with the appropriate regulations so you don't wind up in a jam.

Utilizing ADU's with SD's new regulations is definitely on my top priority of things to research right now.

The most important thing is first getting to know the individuals in these specific topics, or taking on a couple of 'normal' deals in the Netherlands with the Dutch rules and regulations, before diving deep in the sometimes complex concepts they are discussing here.

However, the income requirements are slightly different for a section 8 applicant and will be screened according to the regulations put in place by whichever Housing Authority issued the Section 8 to the applicant.

The property is located in CA FYI, since I know regulations vary from state to state.Thank you.