Please refer to the zoning regulations to get the clear idea on the requirements.  

I would give notice to raise all tenants rent to full market, assuming your landlord tenant regulations allow.

@Riley Holt We need to take into consideration of your neighboring environment and the value of your asset.

As far as documents needed, I would consult with an attorney in your area to make sure you comply with state regulations. 

If I recall correctly, on a T-34 of the type that were used in the training environment in the early 2000s, it was possible to eject without pulling back the glass canopy first.

Does anyone in the BP world have resources, suggestions, or examples I could use that would be helpful in overturning STR regulations?

I see heightened risks with STRs (increased regulation, additional taxes, far more sensitive to recessions and natural disasters), but I guess that's part of the reason you're seeing good returns.I don't know what selling platforms exist for STRs.

lets just say i will be traveling in the area in a few weeks, and i had no problem finding rooms for 25-30 nightly with no cleaning fee. how do you make money in  that environment?

I am in the process of starting up an LLC. and had a quick question regarding the different regulations when it came to tax write offs for LLC's and whether or not anyone has come across the situation on whether or not REI courses would be considered a tax write off?

Lastly, if on septic the system has to have previously qualified as those many bedrooms other wise you have to have  an engineer and testing company confirm it would be able to keep up with X number or bedrooms.amen, closet "requirement" comes from the realtors and not building code regulations. however, if you are selling a house, it is best to add one so you don't have to fight appraisers/realtors on what is and isn't considered a bedroom. you can strap that armoire to a wall, so it's not shifting around and probably call it good, but I'd run that by some experienced agents first.