I recently heard David Greene’s horror story about a short term rental license going bad in the north Miami Beach area (inspector looking for issues to pick at with the property and tagging the property for issues to avoid granting a rental license), and I was curious about people’s experiences in unincorporated Miami Dade. 

Long story short, we have been renting it out and have been told that we would be safer if it were in an LLC but we do not want to refi and lose the rate we are at.

Maybe less)(the extenuating circumstances would be lay off's during covid)BACK STORY- i was about to file my chapter 7 bankruptcy, I looked through all the positives and negatives (so i thought).

Yup, that's almost 2 months rent lost in each case, but from horror stories I've heard, it was fast.

Your now-removed post praising syndicattitions as an answer to maintaining privacy in direct real estate transactions is what inspired my comments.While I'm sure your investors were disappointed with the deals that are on hold your record is better and more extensive than i thought it would be.

Looking for inspiration and ideas of what to do mostly with the HYSA money. 

The property is 2 units and a 3 story townhouse.

Congrats, this looks beautiful and great success story.

Almost every few weeks there is a news story of new-construction homes burning down sometimes whole subdivisions.

To make a long story short, I am referring a subdivision project to my DB for a referral fee.