Taxes are current (so somebody is paying the bills every quarter).

Something a lot of people don't know while pursuing their real estate license are all the fees that you have to pay every month, quarter, and year after you become licensed. 

We have a commercial loan but with the price points so low they do not want to be submitting deals to underwriting once a month so they strongly suggest for me to buy more than one and submit 1 file to underwriting about once a quarter

But I travel to them every quarter I doubt many crowd funders travel to look at the potential assets especially low value deals they are doing far afield.. they may but I don't think it would be cost effective for them.

I am worried about the tenant’s privacy and mine and some of the problems I might encounter living close quarters.

Water, probably $100 per quarter.

Water, probably $100 per quarter.

With stocks, you can wake up one morning to find out that a company filed an errant quarterly report and the stock price has been cut in half.

Because I’m also a trader.I understand this is a complex question to ask because of how volatile the real-estate market is in Florida, but I would like to know what would be the best way for me to make a profit off my living quarters when I decided to move?

i don't get in the middle of that.as for hud homes - the general rule is - first 10 days on market - only OWNER OCCUPANTS can bid. you can bid as a non owner occ but the fines ARE HUGE.end of the year/quarter - when houses have been sitting a while - and banks want them off their books - this offers better flexibility.qualifier - i've never actually bought a HUD home.