The main problem in the United States is that most of us are NOT taught about money.  

And lastly how about the extra squatters that do have income and are paying the main squatters $$$ for subletting.We need to put up a fight and “DEMAND” what’s owed in backed rents and if the squatters don’t comply than see the them in court with an UD along with including All the John and Jane Dows that are squatting with the main squatters and most likely hit them with a JUDGMENT with a DING on the main squatters credit including his wife’s credit along with wage garnishments.

Hi @Richard BautistaYour red flag is also my red flag.As an agent who helps investors from out of state the main thing that I always tell them is to FLY OUT TO SEE THE PROPERTY IN PERSON.

I think the main factors you should consider in Florida are the following: 1.

Is it a typical inn/bed and breakfast setup with all the rooms inside of a main house? 

I assume that the main advantage is being able to buy the property without the 180 day time constraint? 

An architect told me that even though ADUs should not be bigger than 50% of the main house, I should be able to permit this one with SB09 if I pay a fee (about $8k according to my agent).

People seem to buy mainly for appreciation, but I'm not sold appreciation will continue to rise the way it has the past 5 - 6 years, so feel like CF is the safer investing avenue for me. 

While the offer sounds tempting, I want to ensure I capitalize on these contracts fairly and effectively.Here are my main questions:Should I entertain the idea of terminating my current contracts, or is it better to stick to my original wholesale plan?

The most likely main focus of many congressional hearings on this nomination will be on how to address the affordability crisis in this country.