She needs to have an establishment license, a separate entrance for her clients to enter (not her own front door) and there are a few other regulations that I can't think of.

@Myka Artis STRs have experienced huge growth in 2020 in *drive to vacation markets with an outdoor draw where regulations are favorable* (ie near lakes, oceans, mountains, desert).

I'd bet this happens more quickly than we'd think, or the local MLS steps in and regulates this more tightly.

They just don't have the ability to move the needle at the park, nor will they care as much as you do as the owner, so you will be left disappointed with their lack of performance.However, if you choose to go this direction, make sure to find a company who specializes in parks and is familiar with all the state regulations.

Also make sure to get comfortable with the rules and regulations around wholesaling in Philadelphia.

Please note to read "your State" regulations on Self Storage. 

The feds, county's, cities, states and the CDC thinks they can regulate this stuff so no one can tell you all of the local laws unless they are from that area. i advise you drop the name of the town here so local investors will be notified through their key word alerts and be able to help

Hello all,I know that NMLS provides information on rules and regulations for investing in individual states but is there any specific or particular verbiage that allows one to know if a license is required to purchase a performing or non performing note in that state? 

I've seen the bank statement loans that don't require tax returns but you still have to show income and ability to repay the loan which I thought was a Dodd Frank regulation for owner occupied properties.

The IRS (and the regulations) care most about "intent" and pattern.