This is helpful for Pinellas County https://pinellasrealtor.org/sh...https://pinellasrealtor.org/sh...Tampa and the incorporated towns are all a little different.

When I was in corporate we usually talked comps right after the Xmas.

Worked in corporate America for 15 year's, I am now moving in full time Real estate investment and Management opportunities following my RE passion.

I worked in corporate America for over 37 years.

How should i start doing this and do i need to be incorporated to do it?

I dont need to incorporate the rest of the expenses since the mortgage is already higher than collected rent.

:The estoppel agreement verifies all terms and is signed by the seller, the tenant, and you to prevent the tenant from coming back later and trying to take advantage of your ignorance.If a term is NOT in the original lease or there is NO written record, how would you incorporate that into an estoppel? 

Paying an attorney for your incorporation is almost comically expensive.

seems the lower priced condo units are more affected due to the unstable economy as most of these are bought on bank loans. the higher end property market seems more liquid, mostly cash transactions. more of a struggle for us landlords to find tenants these days in the CBD since most employees in our market have the option to work remotely. 

They told me that in order for any "non individual entity"  to owns the LLC, then that non individual entity will have it's own articles of organization/incorporation etc for e.g. another LLC or Corp.I explained to them it's not another LLC or Corp.