Given some lawsuits that have been filed that have reached the Supreme Court in Puerto Rico regarding the use of Condominium units for short term rentals. 

TransAmerica Financial Solutions had a ton of supreme court cases against them for predatory lending.

Out of all the people I've ever met, these people are the most supremely confident that they are the cream of humanity, always destined to rise to the top.Repression works great.

Plus with the US Supreme Court Wayfair vs.

Some people get turned down for a government job (Supreme Court justice, for example) even though they've never been charged with or convicted of a crime.Some people learn their lesson and reform themselves after a few close calls, while others do not.

You also will want to look into sales and use tax requirements for each of the states in which you are selling and find a way to track sales into each state based on the new Supreme Court decision in Wayfair v.

The US Supreme Court answered this in SEC v.

I never dealt in Miami, but if Supreme Lending has an office near you, that would be a good place to start, we used them in Palm Beach county.A couple of observations though:STR’s in Miami Beach are Highly regulated, permits required, Most condo associations do Not allow them and the ones that qualify for str’s are highly priced.You are going to need at least 25% down, along with closing costs and any rehab money will most likely be out of pocket for an investment property.Many of the condos that you can do this with will be in buildings where the unit does Not qualify for traditional conventional loans, due the higher percentage of rental units verses the number of owner occupied.  

Unless aliens invade, (or I become supreme overlord) and the population gets wiped out (the sexy latinas can stay)... we need houses to live in.Your offer is based on whatever the market allows.

There is an Alabama Supreme Court case holding that if something has been on the state inventory for more than 20 years, the title reverts back to the original assessed owner.