Florida has no rental control laws and month to month leases are really not considered anything equal to say a 7 or 12 month lease.

Are you looking for someone to say a fixed dollar amount?  

Hello fellow BP members,I am a week old BP member, wanted to say a quick Hi to everyone in the forum.A li'l bit about me: I am a software engineer at Boston, looking to passively invest in real estate. 

Can you please explain what you mean when you say a contingency could land you in court?  

Even now, I'd say a good 30% of my clients are only in the 2-4 unit market.

I was sitting and thinking and I was wondering if it's possible to get a house that's in preforeclosure under a subject 2 contract let's say a month before it gets foreclosed on.

Are you trying to get out of the lease to move into, say, a house hack?

So probably worth starting another one up and it'll grow- @Brendan Martin- keep me posted and I can get word out to flippers in town I know...I'd say as an investor/realtor....don't waste your time sending a generic letter...I would say I get several letters/emails literally weekly that are very similar and I don't know how to weed the non serious investors out- so I just rip em up/delete them.The only thing I take serious is a call with a specific house...And its ok to text/leave messages...."

Yes, househacking is good idea instead of just straight renting I'd say! As

For apartments, one of the best strategies for re-positioning (moving from a lower class to a higher class property by renovating it) is to select a C class building and re-position it to say a B class in a B or A class neighborhood.