I'm aware that there are certain procedures that I can undertake, and would like to find out more.

If we create our procedure now, then should we be okay to let everyone know of the max 3 occupant rule or do we need go through work history, then credit and criminal background checks first?

Also what are the legal and tax implications and procedures?

Or, because it’s your standard operating procedure w/ no exceptions, take your pick.  

Thank you, MV Sounds like you are going through some sort of "guru" training, and the trainer is not familiar with terminology and procedures local to you.

Please only answer if you are an experienced landlord and know the procedures/laws on this issue pretty well.

As well as Joshua Dorkins from Denver, Colorado with the guidelines for the intro.My name is Alejandro Condis Reyes Alias “NONO”.I am originally from Cuba, but I am currently living in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.I have a dual license as a Massage Therapist as well as Physical Therapist Assistant and I am currently working on both professions.About three years ago a friend of mine introduced me to the book “Cash Flow” from Robert Kiyosaki, and after I finished reading it, I knew that I have to do fundamental changes in my life; otherwise, I would not be able to achieve my goals.

What would be the procedure I'd need to follow?

If an accredited investor self identifies under a "sophisticated" investor definition, I don't see a huge difference in procedure but you open up the opportunity to far more people.

I try to be as selective as possible and ensure both myself, my company policies and procedures and the investors all have similar mindsets when it comes to managing their portfolios.