Although I am "technically" in the same spot I was a few months ago, I can say I have networked with more folks, raises for capital/ cleaned up my credit score, and narrowed down my preferences and strategies.In terms of the downpayment programs, I think they are amazing, but I realized a lot of them restricted me (due to my income level) than helped.

AB on the other hand - no restrictions (after the first year of tenancy).

In New Orleans they changed a lot of the laws and added restrictions on Airbnb and obviously Corona happened to tourism so wondering if it still works if something happens to your ability to Airbnb?

From what I have observed, San Francisco has the most restrictive landlord laws in the country.

It becomes even more important if you want to leave your assets to minors or place restrictions on the beneficiaries.

South Philly may be a great option for such investors looking to go the Airbnb route as may the Fairmount area.In terms of restrictions on AirBnbs in and around the city, I found this article quite helpful, though it was published back in 2018: https://billypenn.com/2018/06/...Would love to hear more about any newer restrictions the city may have imposed since this article was published.

Hi Brandon - I have a great lender that can do the 10% down lown for a second home, there are of course some restrictions on how often you are supposed to spend time in the home v. how much time you can rent it out. 

But lenders have overlays (additional rules/restrictions) and most (maybe all now) lenders will not allow sweat equity (self help).

Here's what your should be looking out for at your rental property: Scammers will sometimes list a rental property that isn't their own on Craigslist or another open listing site that has vert limited restrictions. 

Off the top of my head are- Are there any restrictions for renting?