Odds are very good that the Owner may lose the case.

Check with section 8 office in your area they may have additional requirements for non renewal If it's an odd time of year (Holidays), renovation, want to sell, etc.... good to do the months to month

And more recently: http://www.tampabay.com/news/localgovernment/pinel...Note that: "Local restrictions on the books before 2011 were grandfathered in, but cities that change even a word in the existing ordinances will lose their law entirely.

I'm not saying that way will be a cake walk either, because starting a business (which is what getting started in REI REALLY IS) is difficult no matter which way you slice it, but this method would get you much more respect from the RE community and greatly increase your odds of success IMO.

One problem is that Tillamook county has tougher restrictions on vacation rentals than multnomah.  

That was a little odd to me, but I haven't purchased many houses, so I let it go.

The loan officer told me they might be changing that restriction to 95% this week.

I have a question for my fellow biggerpocketers Being the great entrepreneur I am (jk), I am looking to start a property management company. Ive had some pretty dumb ideas in the past that didn't work out,  and im won...

The HOAs are very high and restrictive.

Yes, this could also be a huge benefit for real estate investors seeking private money to do more deals.That said, there are potentially serious restrictions, so be careful: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/05/penalty-free-401k-withdrawals-may-be-more-complicated-than-you-think.html