I've been told it's hard to qualify and receive but if it's a viable possibility then worth investigating.

Have been investigating the small multifamily market during that time (5-30 units).

It might be an angle to investigate.

The property I bought was for my rental portfolio and thus I haven't really investigated the hoops you have to jump through to get a title insurer to insure your sale if you're planning on flipping it.

I'm looking towards the shared office company Regus to have my company's office to satisfy this "vague" Florida Statute for a brokerage:475.22 Broker to maintain office and sign at entrance of office; registered office outside state; broker required to cooperate in investigation.—(1) Each active broker shall maintain an office, which shall consist of at least one enclosed room in a building of stationary construction.

So, this became the lenders' defense against assumptions and "subject-to" transactions.I'm thinking it would take rather a large - and potentially economically devastating - interest rate increase to justify the expense of tracking down and prosecuting title transfers such as are being discussed here.If there were really any money it, rest assured a savvy programmer - like me - could subscribe to the appropriate services, download the data and develop reports available to lenders for a fee to identify title transfers without lien changes which would enable the banks to find out about them and investigate for possible prosecution.

BTW---the state investigator stated the two most common groups of people victimized by the frauds and scammers playing the assignment game are THE ELDERLY and people with a poor grasp of the English language.

I ask because I keep a comparison chart of real estate crowdfunding investments, and I’m constantly on the lookout for new and innovative platforms that I haven’t investigated yet.

If inspectors came out to investigate, I could always say the short term renters were relatives.

If the market you are investigating doesn't have both at this time, then invest somewhere else.