Bremerton is loosening up its ADU regulations with extra flexibility for existing unpermitted ADUs.https://www.kitsapsun.com/stor...Hat tip to @Mark Canton for telling me this today!

Ive done it, but only with the help of a title company willing to work around those regulations. 99% of the time, thats not a realistic legal possibility. 

Hey everyone! I’m a newbie to real estate investing, hoping to do my first wholesale deal within the next month or two, but before I step out there I wanted to be sure that I am ethically and legally wholesaling. I kn...

I live in Oregon where we have rent control and every other regulation you can think of (It is amazing how much we love regulations) but I have not had to much trouble with rent, evictions etc. 

They are not peer-reviewed, licensed, regulated, or otherwise appearing on an active professional's desk in any form.

MLS is just the MLS.. be curious what you REal estate regulators think of that practiceas Steve mentioned in Oregon this simply is not legal.I have had agents try this on my property.. 

Depending on how you "raise money", you might spill over into a securities regulated product.

You wouldn't need to do this "home ownership program" to get around this regulation, though you might still deem it a good idea.

I agree with everything Jon said, plus Ali makes a great point about knowing your local regulations and knowing that it's a possibility that Airbnb's could be banned in the future in your area even if legal now.That being said, I love my three Airbnb's!

It sounds like you should contact the planning and zoning office of that city or county to see what the regulations are.