Analytically I'll be following building permits by zone to get an idea of what's going on in our area but if anyone has any other method of analyzing what's really going on in different zip codes by statistics I'd love to hear/see them! 

The home is a 1600 square foot, 3br/2ba SFR on a 1/2 acre lot with attached garage in the 34746 zip code.

Hi Chris,I'm new to real estate investing, but I tend to look at similar properties that sold within the zip code or area of my choice and average them against each other to get a better idea.

If you want to know how it would affect your portfolio, you can check berekenhet: https://www.berekenhet.nl/sparen-en-beleggen/voorstel-hervorming-box-3-2022.html.

I was not able to create guest codes remotely.Since I'm going to have to get a new hub, I'd like to get a hub that will allow me to create guest codes remotely.

I have a coupon code that saves you 25%. 

There is a clause in the zoning code - that is common in the greater metro area cities here and probably nationally, that if less than 50% of a structures value is lost due to fire, etc, that the structure can be rebuilt to its present use of 4 separate units.

If it’s multiple LLc’s then you should have a management agreement with the PM for each LLC and they should treat them as separate entities (and not issue one check).If they are under one LLC then it’s an accounting process for you where you should have each one as a class and reconcile each month to put the $ into each class code.

@Paul WeldenI agree and its possible in other zip code but than still hard but ill keep looking.

I'm looking for an inexpensive solution that would meet code while also not create a liability (college kids...).