Thankfully it stopped there and didn't blow up my propane tank or blow into an open window in the units below me and light a unit on fire...anyway...I'm not a lawyer, but my advice to you is to make sure your lease is air tight and spells out the HOA rules.

I'm in a small market (60k people) with a large air force base that is getting a massive investment in the next decade that is expected to be huge for the local area.

Joshua Tree I am told are making it harder to allow air bnb .

An air search found his body under a bridge the next day. 

LLC may provide some tax benefits but most towns are getting very tough with this Air B&B thing.

I can do everything myself unless I’m not legally allowed to do (ie: electrical and air conditioning). 

I'll never forget my conversation with a (typically very smart) tenant who was so happy that a bunch of clean air/water/daycare/parks propositions passed.

The biggest thing is it doesn't have central air so I know that's going to be anywhere from 2 to 5000 to install.

The house currently only has forced heating, and I plan on putting AC into the forced air system.

When I first started I was sleeping on an air mattress and eating ramen noodles and spending all my time learning about wholesaling.