When in doubt, check and confirm with the government authority in charge of zoning.

STR insurance is a lot more comprehensive than a standard home owner policy.

I use these lists to reach out by mail, but you could also plot them on a map, or basically whatever you like.Full disclosure; I am an authorized ListSource reseller and could handle this for you very quickly.

It's not recognized by any state or federal authority. 

Appears they make a good case that the CDC does not have the authority to enact an eviction moratorium.

One thing you can do is set yourself up for notifications from BP authors on amazon and you will be notified of every book or audible available if you like the content.

I hear you @Colleen F. we've spent a lot of time building relationships with the metro housing authorities...we'll still place private pay folks, but since COVID-19 we get 100+ inquiries for each vacancy...and 50% of those are private pay folks facing an eviction and scrambling to find a unit where the landlord does not screen like they should....once they are in the door all they have to pay is utilities and they are good to go for a while...

He told me to find a great handyman that you pay X-amount per month, he fields all the calls from your tenants, give him authority to fix anything up to $250 (or whatever you feel comfortable), anything over that he needs permission, and pay him X-amount an hour per job.

If you're interested in the agent side and investing, maybe specialize in working with investor clients as an agent to become an authority in your area.

No, there is no comprehensive list.