I am looking at a property that has this requirement:Purchaser is responsible for providing a letter of corrections and stamped certified structural analysis from a certified engineer prior to performing any repairs or improvements to the property. 

@Michael Walton  careful if you transfer into an LLC in FL and you have a loan on the property you will have to pay doc stamps on the deed "transfer taxes".

Studios go for about $550-6001 bedroom go for about $700-750Area would be a C if you had to put a stamp on it.

In Palm Beach County when you file the eviction you bring extra envelopes and stamps.  

This is very subjective thing and can not be stamped as stupid or smart.

But that's thousands of dollars in revenue in exchange for the price of a few postage stamps.

Fannie and Freddie however won't pay the 0.7% Doc Stamps, but otherwise they pay the normal seller costs.

I make sure I'm stocked up on stamps (for marketing), gas in my car, maybe some light bulbs and supplies.  

Any transfer of title for estate planning purposes, such as to a Trust, is an exception and is allowed without any due on sale issues.Your Will dictates the disposal of your assets, including real property.Probate is not really "avoided" as people think and say, probate approves the disposition of an estate by will and other grants of interests, it is pretty much a rubber stamp process, dying without a Will, intestate requires the estate to be probated where the court appoints an Administrator, this is what people want to avoid.

I do not know your budget but check out yellow letters.com You can get letters written, enveloped, stamped and mailed to recipients for around .80 cents a letterMight save you time to focus on lead capture