Aside from that fair housing laws don't let you impose different limits of occupancy.

This could also fall under federal RESPA laws which would make it questionable for any agent anywhere.

So knowledge of the city laws and zoning are needed.

Cash flow being one but CA laws regarding tenants being the other.

Here our privacy laws - and good judgement - would preclude providing personal information about one tenant to another.They're adults, they can work out their own issues.

For the sound booster to work, it must be plug into a wall outlet as well as a phone jack, which according to strict interpretation of the code sections is illegal but recommended by the State (I am severely hard of hearing).

They may not assess for smaller projects but for the big ones, you're going to pay, regardless of financial stability.Second, it's not necessarily more difficult to get a mortgage on an investment, you just have more strict qualification guidelines and you have to put more money down than you do on an owner-occupied property.

But regular landlords who want to have nice properties, rent them out and keep them nice don't tend to do well there over time.Check out Landlord tenant laws too.

Check usury laws in each state, Mo. is 10%.

If your move is strictly based on real estate investing potential, I would stay in Oregon.