I heard of a guy that was operating in another area, by the time they caught him he owed over $100,000 in fines.

As a business professional for 25 years in finance and consulting, it’s exciting to hone my skills in a new career direction, learning how to create wealth and independence for myself and people around me.

I also hear there's a strict "refund your tenants deposit + interest or else risk $10k+ in fines and legal issues." 

Also pools are a big liability with rentals, especially one like that with all kinds of dangerous potential jumping places (roof, top of waterfall, slide stairs, etc.)

I’m looking at residential and commercial  property in western MA and Florida and I’m wondering if there are any incentives for buying solar on business rooftops or just on land (I see this a lot in residential properties with lots of acreage in western ma with the SMART incentives). 

Find out about the age and condition of big systems, and don't be afraid to explore hidden spots like basements and rooftops.

Do that quickly so you’re not already facing several thousand in fines (usually assessed per day it was available as a STR).https://www.reviewjournal.com/...Did they buy this property because they’re a narcissist who thinks laws don’t apply to them, or because learning first is too hard?  

To me, the "rule of 72" is the most powerful rule in finance.

I have been listening and reading about this “infinity banking concept” and found it really interesting.

I'll take a look a correlation, but I've been in finance long enough to know that banks are often wrong.