As @Stuart Udis mentioned, definitely make sure local zoning, legislation, use, etc allows for short term rental space.

No, it is ethically and morally wrong, but I don't make the rules and legislating morals is a dangerous game.

Cordell M.Check the tenancy legislation for Pennsylvania to see the requirements on the landlord for abandoned chattel.Here we are required to store the items for 60-days (unless the Rentalsman advises we can dispose of them earlier).  

The final legislation still needs to be passed, although that won't take forever.The Demand side is the designated Receiving Area where these TDR credits can be cashed in for higher density.

If you are starting from scratch legislative environment would be your first criteria to vet.

About a month after updating the the bedroom make up and square footage of the home, the zestimate was about $500 off of the "as-is" Appraisal. 

Taking advantage of 2020 ADU legislation which allows ADU's to be added to multi-family properties.

Took advantage of new ADU legislation which now allows ADU's to be added to multi-family properties.

I'm somewhat familiar with the June lanlord legislation updates but it seems this may only be applicable when embarking on the 6+ unit conversions up to mega conversions ala Jared Kushner style.I'm interested to hear people's thoughts on why the recent drop in multi res. prices and if this has anything to do with it.Thanks

Buying sight unseen is risky and my best hope is that out of 5 houses, I only get 1 really bad one and the 4 others make-up for it.Finally got inside this one and we have two major roof leaks, errr....holes.