Hi All:Just came across this article and thought it might help landlords and managers keep on top of a growing trend:How To Avoid A Fair Housing Claim Over Source Of Income Discrimination source of income discrimination as more and more cities and states pass these types of fair housing laws is the topic this week of the Grace Hill training tip.

. § 9-463.01(A) ("Pursuant to this article, the legislative body of every municipality shall regulate the subdivision of all lands within its corporate limits."). 

I have been listening to real estate podcasts and reading a lot of real estate blogs/articles/etc. 

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I wrote an article earlier this year answering just that question-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/out-of-st...Not sure if it helps, but maybe it's a start.

Also, in my search for this type of system, I found a few articles written by tenants referencing apartment complexes that offered rental insurance to be purchased through them or the opportunity to shop around 

Will there always be a tenant pool, can you always get quality tenants who won't trash the place, etc.Old article, but goes into more detail-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/declining...Again, this won't always be the case and the town the poster is referring to may be completely fine and profitable to invest in.

Check out this article for some advice on finding a quality attorney who can help you with your real estate investing goals.

I had luckily just finished writing this potion of a blog article. 

I can't really add much but here are some links for the info you might want to check out for occupancy taxes.https://tax.utah.gov/sales/transientroom  Covers the state of UtahIt looks like AirBNB collects the occupancy taxes on your behalfhttps://www.airbnb.com/help/article/2333/occupancy...For your taxes, just make sure you keep good records of everything.