@Levi Bennett  your what's called a FULL SERVICE agent... and in Florida particularly there is a very high demand from foreigners for RE.. so In my mind to be successful realtor there you will gravitate to this kind of service IE being a TURN KEY REALTOR...

Here's what you'd probably have to go thru:Either:1) get a judgment for unpaid rent, record your abstract and then levy on car2) if vehicle remains on property for period of time, charge daily storage fee and use State DMV steps to seize and sell for unpaid storage charges.The latter is what towing companies and parking lot operators do to liquidate unclaimed assets. 

Originally posted by @Darlene Levy: I understand that I cannot be evicted due to the landlord's death, and my lease is valid until August 2014.

Under funded Reserves mean that when major items do require attention they either don't get it (parking lot that should have been re-paved 5 years ago but wasn't because there is simply no money to do it), or, hefty "special assessments" are levied that all owners will be required to pay in addition to their regular HOA fees.

Levi Thornton , so you reinvested the cash flow from each property which allowed you to speed up the rate that you bought them?

@Gidon Levy this entirely depends on each person individually.

The funds required for this bailout are obtained by a tax levied on employed middle-class non-drinkers.Finally an explanation even a Banker should understand.

However in Washington you have a great 1.78% excise tax anytime you transfer title so it would wipe a ton of profit away to double close.

Hi Levi, congrads on the new deals.

@Sam Leon Property Taxes & Landlord licence fees (where applicable) are part of your operating expenses and as such are included in the derivation of Net Operating Income (NOI).I suspect @Doug McLeod was referring to income taxes - levied on your CFBT - in his post above.You should be alright.