Hi for Lompoc you will need to look at their city regulations. 

Each city that you mentioned has its own regulations on ADUs.2.

The tech space could really boom in that period of time, regulations and governments will change and the trend could be changed by then.

But there has to be a set of rules and regulations to determine who is responsible for what when situations arise.

Of course consult a lawyer / local laws...rent to own has regulations after the housing crash of 2008 as I understand it. b.

So, if I go ahead with short-term rentals and they try penalizing me, can i just reference to their CCRs and request them to show me where does it regulate the rental? 

If you wish to dispose of large items that the city will not collect, you must make special arrangements or do so yourself in accordance with local ordinances and laws.I have also received complaint from a Neighbor about this issuePlease review your lease documents: Rules and Regulations - section 25-27, or, Addendum to Residential Rental Agreement Non Standard Provisions - Section 3-6I will be stopping over on Sunday Morning around 9:30 AM.

Also, you need to research Rent controlled rules as certain properties can be made a nightmare due to the regulations.

In places where not only won't be banned or regulated any time soon; they're actively encouraged and supported by the authorities.

The "per transaction" costs barely scale up, that needle barely moves.Ponder economy of scale for just a moment.On the loan origination side of things, my flat per loan overhead cost (compliance with gov't rules/regulations is a big part of it) is ballpark the same if it's a $100k loan or a $500k loan.