This will be my first landlording experience, but after I meet with my architect I should have a better idea of how much space will be available for parking. 

Commercial space rent in the area for similar properties is $3000-$4000/mo but property taxes annually are $25k+, insurance $6k+ and other expenses such as trash, water, heat & electric, etc. 

Does anyone know if applying for 2 existing apartments on 2nd and  3rd floor with commercial space on ground floor in CMX4  zoning requires fire sprinkler system if no construction is needed? 

Curious to see if there are any investors in the build to rent space in Port St Lucie, Ft Lauderdale, and the surrounding areas? 

I've looked at the AirDNA data and Rentometer but there isn't much data in my area for that size of a home, new construction that people are renting in the luxury space as it's nearly a $2M spec.

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My current tenant will be hitting her 90 day mark until her lease is up at the end of this month.

It will take a while for this opportunity to fully unfold, as it's a bit clunky at the moment, but things could look a lot different in the platform space a year from now.If you own any Airbnb stock, this might be a good time to sell it. 

I have heard many of the recent podcasts around the 300 mark, plus 1 to  108.  

We have several loans with NASB which is a big player in this space as well as 2 'HELOC' type of loans from a Private Lender at 80% LTV on a couple of properties that we owned free and clear in our retirement accounts, and used that to put down payments on new properties using commercial non-recourse loans.