It's also on the news.

Also, Dave Myer posted a helpful article on this topic showing all the data and that pretty much sealed the deal for me.

But using other people’s money not only lets you get started in the flipping business when you have little or no cash to invest, but it also gives you a chance to flip more properties simultaneously and increase your overall profits once you gain enough experience to do multiple deals.Read this article for more information https://www.investopedia.com/a...Good luck!

I am seeing articles that you cannot do rentals under 30 days under FHA.

If you look up "can you carry losses forward on a short term rental", then you'll see an article saying that you can do the same with STRs, but you might run into an issue since you haven't made income on the property this year. 

Thanks in advance  I recommend you read this article on OOS investing.

The legislature specifically prohibited cities from requiring any kind of permit or permission, so it's not just a fee issue:"The key statutory language now states that local governments may not “require any owner or manager of rental property to obtain any permit or permission under Article 11 or Article 12 . . . to lease or rent residential real property or to register rental property with the local government.”I know Shannon (not real well, she just started over here) and I know she came from Asheville planning so I'm sure their zoning might look similar. 

This probably won't change the balance in the market much, but it might increase transaction volumes, which would be welcomed by many.”For investors looking to buy, this is good news.

Good news is the rents here have been keeping up quite well with housing - we saw a 20-30% increase in rent the past year.

I’m excited about Ohio with the news on the chip factory and can’t say I blame you if you go there.