I've tried it and been screwed with it more than once.Bathrooms get semigloss light blue, kitchens get this semigloss light orange/salmon color that we like, living areas get a light gray that doesn't fade easily.Over time, you see the white oil paint, anywhere it's in the dark and not exposed to sunlight , with yellow and darken.

Just myself, and the title company that I use, Orange Coast Title.

You could even try to negotiate with your agent that you'll do all of the leg work to find the properties, be at the inspection, etc for a lower commission to them.~ Lindsey

@David RutledgeRealtor here who works with investors in both the STR and LTR markets.Consider my local area of Long Beach, CA.Most of LA and Orange County are STR-unfriendly but Long Beach just opened it’s regulations to allow non-owner occupied STRs.Aside from being a beach town in it’s own right, it is quickly becoming an aerospace hub.

I use a broker, they do the leg work and since their interest is in my success, as opposed to an insurance sales person who's only interest is making commissions.

If anything people may be moving to Clermont to get away from Orange County property tax hikes.

Also, I'll add in that in Orange County (most of Orlando) the minimum length is 7 months, if it's within an HOA, they may have a 12 month minimum.

But it has to have legs to stand and not be dismissed as filed in bad faith (which, btw, has penalties of its own).

I live in orange county, California where there is basically nothing under $1 million.

In the short term rental business there seems to be a wide range of different types of rentals that are apples to oranges, especially from a financial perspective.