Just be careful...There is a current "problem" with illegals squatting in unattended properties in South FL.You would have to prosecute under FL law and use the Police to remove them.Granted... this is a "geography specific" problem, so just be careful where you are purchasing.

He's back in private practive representing the very same companies he could have prosecuted with a nice 4 million a year salary.

But once your seasoned you realize unless you are truly a theif or bad person ... threats of litigation are just that threats and most people have no where near the experience or financial wherewhithal to prosecute TRUE litigation.

.• Use the premises as a place to live, and use the rooms for their intended purposes.For example, the bedroom must be used as a bedroom, and not as a kitchen.94• Notify the landlord when dead bolt locks and window locks or security devices don’t operate properly.95However, a landlord may agree in writing to clean the rental unit and dispose of the trash.96If a tenant violates these requirements in some minor way, the landlord is still responsible for providing a habitable dwelling, and may be prosecuted for violating housing code standards.

If you do #3, make sure you have your sister sign a formal agreement and no trespassing warning and get it notarized so she knows she can be prosecuted if she reappears.

Looking for buildable lots in the Portland Or. metro area.. 2 million people in the metro area.Exactly 144 lots on the open market that are shovel ready and 5k sq ft to 15k sq ft.this in a market that traditionally builds 4k to 7k new homes per year, 1990 to 2008...in 08 we build 10,000.. in 09 we built 700 and just about every builder developer and sub went broke or left for Mexico.1500 in 20102500 in 20113500 in 20124000 in 2013.No one prosecuting any new plats from 08 to now..

Perhaps he's concerned with how crime is prosecuted jurisdictionally at a county level but that's a separate issue.

You are offering (selling) them the opportunity to sell their home to you so you can make a profit.The law exempts Politians, non-profits and surveys.That said, the FCC does very little to prosecute the people making phone calls so you are probably safe.

This law clarification was enacted based on a case the RE Commission had been prosecuting previously that today is still in process against a woman from Florida. 

That does increase the likelihood of a federal criminal prosecution.