You can ask for the HAP contract and most recent lease amendment, both of which are documents the Housing Authority should have.The other issue is practicality - if your area is like most across the country, there is a huge shortage of housing where the landlord will take the voucher so what this means is that it is often difficult for the tenant to find a new place quickly. 

Also, there is a somewhat "workaround" to the STR regulations, and that is doing 30 day rentals which can be quite lucrative.  

You won't know until you start doing it but it gets easier with practice like anything.

It also provides enhanced security, simplified management and increased liquidity and transparency.One of the companies that we partner with has designed a platform to aid investors looking to digitize their capitalization tables through blockchain technology and trade on a regulated alternative trading system.Are you familiar with tokenization of real estate?

are you an actively practicing cpa?

He gave us two options: Move the mobile homes out (which is practically impossible we have families living there) or comply with these requirements and do a petition to change the zoning in the area.  

Stick with the real estate industry. 4 years practicing that will serve you much better than wasting 4 years in dance studies!

Continue educating yourself and start practicing analyzing deals now.

The best practices approach is to have you act as the bank. 

I'm familiar with the local regulations but anyone have any experience/tips for setting up their first STR?