I was talking to an investor who told me if he bought my property, he would borrow money from a hard money lender for a few months and then refinance with a regular lender. 

Her response was that if it was a student I could only get insurance from one specific insurer that is the state insurance (FL) and they are just as or more expensive as other regular insurers.

There are three or four lawyers in Hamilton County that have a regular eviction docket.

Tim Murphy is who we use on a regular basis...he'll be able to help walk your mother through the process of settling back in to her home.

They should give you regular updates but you do not really need to do anything.Most of the time my tenants do not end up getting evicted.

Sorry the copy and paste is horrible and I don't know how else to fix without having to just type it out :(.ABANDONMENT:Tenant covenant to occupy the Premises and shall be in default if Tenant does not occupy the Premises on a regular,continuing, and consistent basis unless otherwise agreed to by Agent in writing.

Demand for Midland will always be there, not sure on STR rules but if you're traveling regularly then STR it and get the tax benefits/utility from it but make sure you're not violating the occupancy stays.

Regular rental rates would have been more like $2300. 

the "regulars" who have their turf battles (or hmmm, ya think anyone might ever cut any backroom deals on who goes after what?

Do you regularly work with cash buyers on off market deals?