For sellers who need debt relief stick with assigning lease options or contracts for deed, they afford the seller better protections.Finding these deals:1.

These are the letters that get sent to homeowners who are at least three mortgage payments behind.There hasn't been a lot over the past 2.5yrs because of all the Covid relief money but NODs are absolutely the best way to get ahead of foreclosures.Good luck!

And in theory, they would sigh with relief.

Now the tenant has the relief from stay and the proceedings will have to go through bankruptcy court before eviction court. 

Are there any guidelines in SB 1069 which provide relief?

. $100,000 x 4% (owner occupied) = $4,000 Assessment$4,000 x .260 (district millage rate) = $1,020 Tax amount$4,000 x .130 (district millage discount) = $510 property tax relief$1,020 Tax amount - $510 property tax relief = $510 Property tax for owner occupant.$100,000 taxable value$100,000 x 6% (Non-owner occupied) = $6,000 Assessment$6,000 x .260 (district millage rate) = $1,530 Tax amount for Non-owner occupied

(We have thousands upon thousands of transactions yearly, if I tried to keep the paper I'd have to build a wall of filing cabinets to store it all... and I am not about to do that.)I make sure to run regular reconciliations, and catch at least a few things every time that I missed.Do yourself a favor... learn Quickbooks early and start using it.

Because you literally are not permitted to perform short term rentals right now, the lender should give you multiple months of mortgage relief.

That may also be a relief to the neighborhood if they know it will be ending, eventually.

It covers all kinds of things like book keeping, monthly reconciliations, record retention requirements, corporation do's and dont's, signage, etc, etc, etc, go here this will get you started.http://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/re/brokerindex.html