Focus on emerging neighborhoods with growth potential, understand local regulations, and collaborate on projects.

Because it is not regulated industry like other loan types.

It is rural, so the water would drain only onto my land.So some counties in many states regulate how you deal with draining of human used water.

I really don’t think people realize a 506c there does not have to be a ppm and the operating and subscription agreement can say they can invest in anything from pigs feet to moonstone and they could have an iq of 4 as a sponsor and do really dumb things but none of that is a scam or a ponzi.Just like last crash no one went down, same will happen here - regulators are far to busy dealing with the Wall Street crowd which impacts retirement accounts if retail investors - investors in a 506c are accredited = they can lose it all.Sec isn’t gonna spend $ 1M chasing someone who just had a bad deal.

Regulation A+ offerings (Which we have one) can accept accredited and non accredited investors. 

Pinellas has a lot of different cities with different regulations. 

As the dust continues to be stirred and slowly settles I believe regulators are going to be stepping in and really getting things under wraps as people have treated the past few years like the wild west.

The requirements describe match those in the zoning regulations. 

You can search "[city name] short term rental regulations"Yes, you need landlord insurance that specifically covers STRs.

It's all about where regulations hit, and in MN that's at city and county levels.