I'm trying to sell some prime building lots right now and all of the builders I've talked to don't want them mostly due to being backlogged on work thanks to labor shortages and not wanting to deal with the huge hassle and time commitment/expense to get a building permit.Ironically, politicians in the past have contributed to the problem by actually going to job sites to round up and deport workers because many are undocumented.

A lot of people bought homes in CA after last crash, at a good discount, and if they were smart would sell those homes in the past few years and moved their investment (with huge equity) elsewhere.

What I have done in the past when setting up a short-term rental is to use a spreadsheet and go room by room.

Since you cannot live in the home, you would need to purchase this property as an investment property which requires min 20% down.

Will I be stuck with a home in which I will need to obtain permits for this past work ?

Obviously we don't agree but won't be sharing details because we owe a duty of confidentiality to current and past clients, and we take that seriously.I'm not ashamed of our in-house maintenance rate which I can share here: $56/hr.

The notice on the door, along with a text that day, reads, "Steve, I've tried to get in touch with you about the past-due rent.

Thanks min what market do you operate in?

I just started my due diligence phase, but the first thing I need to do is better understand the financial feasibility for the project, and how the return might compare to other investments we have undertaken in the past, which have been mostly acquiring existing buildings and renovating, not new construction.

If you go back and look over the past two years the Media has tried to paint Florida as a place people are running from.