Randy I believe exactly what you are saying, I think I will come out ahead.Fortunately, I had a good insurance agent who gave me multiple riders like Actual Lost Rents, Code improvements, and a few others.

Maybe they never spent the money or it's not up to code to have a person living in the space.

Honorable syndicators and sponsors have investors seek them out to invest.

Code Violations – Typically means that the property is too much for the owner to deal with and they welcome the opportunity to get the problem out of their life.

You should be well over 100 hours for the year and more than your cleaners if you are responding to all of the inquiries, changing doors codes, ordering supplies etc.

Try to find ways to hide it.Talk to law enforcement and see if it violates the City code.

It's essential to review the plans carefully, ensuring they align with your investment goals and local building codes before making a purchase.From my experience, BlueBeam provides the most seamless and fast collaboration between people on the project (architects, builders, owners, investors, etc.)

The city gave me 3 options: 1) return the unit to a garage, 2) get an architect or draftsman to draw up the building plans and then pull permits, or 3) get a structural engineer to "stamp" it and say that it's up to code.

She was claiming what she wanted was code therefore we had to do it,  told her I was quite familiar with codes and so I told her to send me the regulation. 

The Zip Code of 33147, Miami is experiencing gentrification.