Mobiles and land, fall into different categories.

Broad categories of work that needs to be done:1.

It seems like these documents are intended as a bonus for purchasing the book (kindle version is only $10), so I probably shouldn't pass them on, but I'm wondering if anyone else who has these forms have run them buy a qualified attorney in Georgia to find out if they are legitimate here.  

Think whether this ADU makes sense financially for you, and should you also get tax benefits, then it's a nice bonus.

Suburban Denver cities fall into a few categories: 1) those with no STR regs (yet); 2) those where they require the license holder to be the primary resident; 3) those that do not include a primary resident requirement for a license.Of course do your due diligence, but I’m pretty sure Arvada, Wheat Ridge, Littleton and Centennial are in category 3.

But I would suggest this whole business could fall into that category that we might get conflicting advice, some not good.

Having a tenant in the property is not that much of a bonus.

A bonus for me was is that Nevada is close to all my family still in CA. 

As far as landlord friendly what kinds of things do you look at in that kind of category? 

and seeking some wisdom for a rookie.Interested specifically in Kissimmee/Orlando/Davenport as Disney market feels familiar to me and it’s generally a cheaper entry point than beach condos.Looking at Regal Oaks (staying here now on vacation myself and enjoying it, though have read mixed things about occupancy), Windsor Hills, and Champions Gate.Goal is to have a second home that I AirBnb out the majority of the year but also can escape to when NYC is ruthless (like now :) hoping to live in the 150-250K range, bonus if there’s a pool (regal oaks has community pool and individual hot tubs), and solid amenities.Other than reading for my life, how can I number crunch and prepare for this?