I'd also like opinions on color schemes as well.

I am not looking for get-rich schemes, only approaches that will bring results.

https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases/2019/11/ftc-acts-shut-down-companies-operating-real-estate-seminar-scheme

That is: if the landlord loses in court he has to pay 300% of the security deposit to the tenants as 'damages'.My question for you all now is:  Does Florida have such a penalty scheme in place?  

I want to make sure that since house hacking is a bit unique in the grand scheme of things, I don't stumble on any unwelcome surprises on the inspection or insurance end.Thanks in advance,Valerie

It's a scheme called "Inversion."

It appears to just be a marketing scheme for the sites.Hope this helps.

Goes with the color schemes I end up with on cabinets, counters and flooring.

@William Tonghttps://www.housingwire.com/articles/46567-sec-shuts-down-equitybuild-claims-company-is-135m-real-estate-ponzi-scheme

Which has been minimal cash in the grand scheme of things and ends up in the turnover costs.Correct on the numbers.