There is a city wide ruling that it isn't allowed.

If you’re weighing options in Chicago or have an eye on emerging neighborhoods in that city, I can get you in touch with someone who knows their way around the Windy City’s rental regs and local quirks.

We dug a little deeper and found out the city had a timeline to expand water and sewer services within 18 months.

They city required that I replace the best sidewalks in the neighborhood under the program and the cost was substantially higher than estimates I obtained on my own. 

It’s an uphill battle with the city; many investors can look at this and see that this only forces appreciation and get in even though the cost to play is high.Hope that makes sense.

In particular Overland Park, Olathe, Lee's Summit, Blue Springs and North Kansas City.

There are multiple billion dollar companies dumping money into the city, such as Intel, Google, Honda, and Amazon.

Ok, well now STRs are regulated in that city, and that same income approached value plummets since the home can only be rented as an LTR.

Quote from @Jamie Banks: @Jesus Jimenez Right now we are concentrated in the major cities from NY to Richmond, VA including NYC, Newark, NJ, Philadelphia, PA, etc.

Owensboro, the state's 4th largest city, has a population under 100K, and many OOS investors prefer cities with at least 300K residents and strong job growth.