The Florida law defines a non-homestead property as a property not used as a primary residence, such as rental properties, second homes and commercial properties.

I recommend you visit this site - https://www.hopb.co/nevada/ - and do a little research into what Nevada statutes say/define "reasonable" where fees like what you are being assessed are concerned.

Define buying criteria that will get you to your goal and stick to that criteria.

I did a thorough background check on them and as far as income, they definately qualify and have always paid on time.

As far as finding out who the city planner is to discuss the legal aspects of that is it just as easy as googling city planner of city "x" or is their a specific site you would recommend?

It provides a lot of good info on one (very important) aspect of note investing. 

If the potential tenants don't make that, they don't get the place.Another example is to have a clearly defined rule for previous evictions.I think if you clearly define your standards on these issues you will avoid tricky situations like this.Also, definitely do not put someone on the lease who isn't living there.Good luck!

I would value your expertise in the business in all aspects of RE and would seek to partner with someone like you to help us both.

Hi, First of all i would like to say hello to all BP users and thank you for giving me this platform to increase all aspects of my knowledge with people who have been there and done it.I am Rebecca, 26 from Ireland.

I also hit up individual investors in that market and start building relationships with them - they can help with all aspects - choosing people, neighborhoods, etc. and may eventually feed you deals.