St Pete in general is a great market to invest in, you just have to clarify your goals and objectives on order to dial in particular areas and property types.Hope that helps!

Can hoa object if i rent out a unit of my house?

I got shiny object syndrome and was researching every buying strategy possible.

So @Sterling WhiteDid this video on why he walked away from a 118 unit complex that found it's way into my promotional mail folder At the end of the video I was very confused as I didn't find the tips worth while - When I have walk throughs for multi family buildings if there are deferred maintenance or gross neglect then all of those things would get identified and other specialists would be brought to bear with the general understanding that the initial offer price will be reduced.- I thought that with a 100+ unit building the key buying principals thing is location, proximity to job centers, unit mix, and access to mass transit. - Beyond that you want to ensure that you can stay as close to 95% or whatever the variance is occupied.  

You need to learn how to listen for DMF, build rapport, overcome objections, and how to effectively take notes.Also, you should be communicating to everyone in your life your intentions.

Should I stick with the guy I trust, or get a foreclosure specialist?

Before I make a decision on proceeding or not with the home, I would like a Mold Specialist to come with me next week to evaluate the severity of the mold, how it can be fixed and what the approximate cost would be.

I most relate to @Joel Owens answer, and I'd add these points: What are your objectives?

The one and only objection to Rotweillers, pit bulls or any other "dangerous breed" is potential insurance ramifications.ive had dogs of both breeds as have many of my friends and family and as long as they arent raised to be mean i see them as fantastic dogs.

If your really want to help an owner avoid foreclosure, get a HUD foreclosure specialist involved and step aside.