Here's a very brief, and very incomplete, summary of the various STR ordinances around the Coachella Valley.

My wife and I just purchased our first STR in the Shenandoah Valley area. 

I've been looking at areas on the outskirts of Los Angeles, the San Fernando Valley, and Ventura/Oxnard because it seemed there was a greater chance there to find deals in my price range.

I plan to work under an existing broker's license and arrange a deal that's profitable to the broker, then start taking on new and small rental properties in the greater northern Utah area (I am based in Cache Valley).

Here in the Silicon Valley, unless the N.

On the flip side (hypothetical again) if you were to purchase a 3bd condo in the valley for say $475k, 3.5% - 5% down, and put $25k of repairs into it for a target ARV of $500k+, then rented out 2 of the 3 rooms at market rate what would your rate of return look like then?

Any good recommendations in the Phoenix area (west valley preferably)?

This, combined with the fact that people from California's 3 mega-cities are reconsidering the central valley with the advent of remote work, I think our market has more room for growth through the end of the year at least - not an economist, just my observations.

Old Town Kern, Valley Plaza area, Southwest/Campus park?

Hi Rob,I have been working with a PM based in Moreno Valley.