@James JeffersonHi James,To buy out the property you need to probably apply for a loan through any lender.  

Pete, try looking at cities within an hour of those areas.Lately, I’ve actually been seeing more properties hit the 1% rule, which hasn’t happened in a while.

That way the only thing they would depreciate is the 27.5 year rule 

What goes into proving that it is over 60% and when do you do it (before submitting for a permit or when you apply)?   

With an SDIRA, you can invest in long-term rentals while preserving your retirement savings, but you must follow strict IRS rules:1.

The tenant must pay the full amount owed to avoid eviction, even if the judge ruled in favor of the landlord.").  

So first rule out intentional wasting of water .

What you stated only applies to St Pete itself, and not unincorporated Pinellas county.

Things that could get in the way im putting out there now to make sure no surprises after someone does the work to get me quotes- New York State - Appraisal will barely be past 100k if that- 98% of my income comes from my rental portfolio (thats a new fun rule (to me) I just learned about)- Prefer something without a ton of fees and such.

I've been in each unit within the last week so we can rule out the portable washing machine.After hunting season (insert "you might be a redneck" joke here), I'll move one of my trail cameras into the laundry if the problem persists.