I took a look at the Miami STR zoning map from the Airbnb website and saw that the property that I'm about to purchase is in a zone that as "Short Term Rentals Allowed in accordance with all applicable State, County, and Local regulations." 

A CPA who's familiar with your books would be able to answer your questions in a more specific way.

I dont know your specific market at all but here are a few tips. 1.

I've been licensed for a little over a year, but really had no specific idea about what I wanted to do with my license.

It's best to be upfront with them and let them to tell you what the best policy would be for your specific situation.

Investors should prioritize the operator and their track record first, then look at the market and specific deals themselves.

Springfield has a lot of crime but it's also very, very large and like Worcester, it's concentrated in specific areas.

Focusing your efforts on specific forums related to your interests helps in making relevant connections.Offering value before asking for anything in return can set a strong foundation for future relationships.

I know that DFW and TX in general is booming and have great underlying fundamentals with population growth, however I am specifically interested in understanding perspectives as to whether or not South Dallas would be considered a "path of progress". 

Any tips on where I can find out what specifically is legally required by landlords in these cases?