There is just not much demand for cheap homes.

A lot has happened since starting, between material shortages in SWFL for a while, a massive hurricane, a period of power outage, damages to various parts of the city (and major damages to surrounding cities), high demand in labor/resources, a transformation in permitting systems, and a boom in construction in general. 

Depending on the neighborhood, there simply might not be a lot of demand but I would not get discouraged.

If I can get 2 different renters in before Jan 1 2025-is still possible by obviously getting a cost seg.Also, would all of the house hunting, going out to see properties, research (calling city for license/map searching) and buying the furnishings count toward the 1 of 7 qualifications IRS demands in addition to the 2 Airbnb bookings-preparing home, cleaning, set up etc?

The trustee, borrower or bank can ensure you get your hand slapped hard for approaching the circumstance as a work-out or foreclosure fix it guy without a license or being an attorney.Let's say that we can approach the owner and be in compliance, which you can.You will not purchase a note as an individual investor from a bank that has started foreclosure by making an offer like that.You get a request from the borrower for the bank to sell the note in lieu of payoff as demanded.

You can not charge anything extra for a service animal.

So you had way too much product and less demand and the gross rents dropped a bunch.Somehow the smaller cabin rents went up though.

Existing mobile home parks are in high demand for all investors large and small.

The Right must resist the urge to demand suspending environmental protections and necessary building codes.

I knew demand was strong for RV and semi truck parking.