So, I would study whatever complimentary avenues of study that you think best suit you.

Here are some specific questions I have:1) Are there any particular sub-markets within Orlando that are well-suited for small multi-family investment opportunities?

Operators see nothing wrong with misstating their qualifications and experience, taking money from ineligible investors, taking money when they know the investment isn't suited for the investor, selling funds that are not their own without a broker's license. 

I'd send a letter to both the neighbor and the HOA informing them that on X day I will be filing suit naming both of them and we can let a judge decide which of them or if both are liable.

Anyone had success in the last 2 years in Southwestern states and what real estate strategies are best suited for the area?

I'd say the question is better suited for your financial advisor, who can determine the best use of the money.

This indicates robust demand for moderately sized homes, likely driven by middle-income families and professionals.Zip Code 28305: While the focus in 28305 has been on larger, more luxurious homes, the substantial overall price increases and affluent demographics suggest potential niche markets for high-end, smaller homes, such as luxury townhomes or condos designed for downsizers or small, wealthy families.Affordability does not equal smaller-sized housing: Demand for affordable housing has not directly correlated with smaller housing, which can be seen by 5+ bedrooms increasing by 30.10% YoY in 28304.

Has anyone done that and what tips can you give me to be more successful so I can win at the appeal and not have to start a suit. 

Aso was looking in areas such as texas, OH, I would love to stay in NY but not sure my income is high enough to get something suited for here.

Hello all, I am graciously seeking input and guidance on an entry strategy that best suits my unique situation.