Recently I have really wanted to get into a real estate and a buddy of mine told me to start listening to the Bigger Podcast podcast.

Mine are doing really well there.

@Rodneisha White a friend of mine sets up outdoor cameras and a simplisafe system with alarms and cameras inside at every reno/new build property.

Happy to introduce you to mine, she is a rockstar here in Denver as well.Otherwise GOOOD LUCK, and I'm happy to chat more if you wish!

This is based on my knowledge investing in the same county, Lake County (Eustis and Leesburg) but not specifically Mount Dora.Expenses: Mortgage- (includes taxes, Insurance, HOA if you have an escrow)Electric- (hopefully the meters on the units are split or this will be your expense) VerifyWater - (usually not split in many multi-family) Verify, in my experience that cost will be at least $100 per unit so $300+ as it includes Sewer and Trash.Gas - (if there is 1 gas meter then you probably will be accountable for that cost if all units have gas) Verify that there are 3 that is split.Rental Permit- Some cities have this, friends of mines that rent in Mount Dora has told me in the past that they require a yearly permit for this.

Luke, I do not do it but I would say this is for sure a dream of mine.

I found mine and then applied the cookie cutter approach.  

I have a parking lot big enough for 5 or 6 cars, and I’ve never seen more than 4, including mine there.

If you are "transacting" in a state, some states (mine in particular - Illinois) require you to file an "authority to transact" business which in some cases costs more than the LLC itself.

That place as a rental 2 blocks south of 13th is gold.