There is no law school course in "statutory construction" or that even forms a segment of some course about related issues. 

My experience is in Alabama association law, but I suspect the principles are universal:  There is a hierarchy of rules for HOAs and just like government documents, a lower ordinance can be used to execute and make more specific a "higher rule," but can't contradict it. 

I have a small health care benefit from my local government career, and I have VA health care since I'm ex-military but it's not as good as it used to be (too many people in the system, too few providers at the VA) so I am planning on buying a supplement on the marketplace when open enrollment comes in November.

$20K won't do much, but you might find a local, experienced investor that you trust to join forces with.

The law moves slowly but it will catch up to this sort of conduct. 

Since myself And another partner are local we plan to live in the first one while we understand the process of what it takes to build and get some experience under our belt then the plan is to scale from there, really just need to get our feet in the door to which I appreciate the connect with Jennie.

I would be talking to other investors in your local investment club or network.

Send me a PM if you want me to do anything for you here locally. 

Hello Frederick,These forums are a good place to start.I also suggest looking up local meets/Events to begin networking.

You should follow the law and best practices of long-term rentals, not short-term rentals.2.