Is it a town trying to outlaw and get to the 30-day minimum or is it more of a vacation area that is built on tourism and welcomes the STR as a business opportunity for the town.

Im considering investing in my old college town, Radford, VA, and was wondering what everyone's thoughts were on student housing overall?

First step reach out to a builder or two and see what it would cost, make sure they will do all the work with the town to get it approved.

You might be better off selling it and buying a rental in your new town. 

They can simply ask the listing agent if they are not sure* Network with other investors in those markets and ask them* Contact the town to see what services are included in the taxes (ex.

@Abbie Gibson I can recommend some contractors in general, some I'm not sure where they're based out of.The bigger question is whether you'll actually be able to make it a legal second unit, if that's the direction you're heading.Have you spoken to anyone at the town about your plan?

Its located in central Nebraska  (a town of about 40,000 residents).  

HBR asked the human resource manager how she got such loyal employees to which she said that she primarily sought from rural small town villages.

@Kenneth Garrett Yes, I am trying two local banks in town...I am trying to avoid the one I used before which promised me 80% and then switched it to 25% at the time of signing...The other local bank said they may do a loan which would give me the refi and the new loan in an all in one deal...my DSCR she said was 2.4.

use the same parameters and due diligence you would if you were buying in your home town .. nothing magical..