That being said because it is a government program they are very tight on their rules.

Cash Flow is the most valuable part of any business and getting the use of the cash that you don't have to leave with the Treasury Department is like getting a free loan from the government.

As well as if it is smart to even have this as a back up plan In most places tax liens go right to the front of the line so there's no real risk to the state/local government and thus no reason to sell them for pennies on the dollar, as they usually can collect everything just by foreclosing.

Looking for clarification regarding the change to the Florida State law moving through the legislature preempting STR regulation from city and county governments.

My husband was able to retire fairly young from a government job.

Laws governing real estate agents are left to each state to determine such as what counts as proper paperwork for a transaction and even how long a broker has before they're required to get back to you.

The real question is - will the government get involved if they feel this will discriminate against buyers with less income, veterans, or other protected classes.

As an owner of one rental property, I found out that I was/am supposed to send a 1099 to a contractor who did some work for us on our rental property last year, and file a 1099 on that same contractor with the federal government.

The economy is thriving in several areas -- pharmaceutical, medical, IT, Distribution centers, manufacturing, government defense, sports, convention center -- a wide variety, so we aren't depending on only one type of industry. 

Absolutely not and hence the hotel association is right to be concerned and demand that the government take preventative action.