They are citing 718.116(1)(a) as the basis for them being about to collect from me, the new owner, specifically: "as the new owner of the property, you are jointly and severally liable for the amounts owed by the previous owner under Florida Statutes 718.116(1)(a).

You need more specific city code for a specific site.Rezoning is definitely possible, just adds time and money.I'm a U Miami law grad, still very active in Florida with clients so let me know how I can help.Ron

thank u all 

U have language barrier that causes some of it. 

u talk about working hard.. 

@Chris Seveney hi text me when you can I have a property there I think is not bad but I need a rental property management, handyman there to manage the property, I have get in contact with one I can give u come information.Talk to you later

U see i every day when borrowers get to the closing table and are shocked at their add on junk fees..

@Michael Turner Yes, you can combine time to meet material participation requirements if you're tax filing status is "married filing jointly".

Hello all, looking for some advice as I start to venture into the investment world.I'm kicking around a partnership with a contractor that I know. He's a nice person and is talented but we have not yet worked together...

Maybe even use lightweight joint compound unless the cement is super porous looking.