Unfortunately I do not know the laws specific to your state.

They did pass a law to cover AirBnB-type rentals.Thanks,Chaz

Some break the law, and some don't. 

Devon,Strictly speaking you don't need a college degree to do real estate.If the only reason you don't want to go to college is because you think it's "worthless", you've got the wrong reason. 

I was originally going to turn it into a duplex but with recent changes to STR laws I am choosing to keep as a single family for now.

Some of the collections is very old and has been resold to various collections companies and law firms. 

He self-manages them but after being burned once, he has been strict with his rental criteria so tenants have typically been highly educated, and responsible.

I am in Surf City, NC and my wife and I closed on a home with a separate in law suite that we posted on Air Bnb. 

., I posted what you needed a license for in the state of Florida, so that others would get a benefit of learning what licensing is needed to operate in Real Estate in Florida, since there are many investors looking to get into turnkey properties, and many who may not know the Florida laws.

Know and abide by landlord tenant law, fair housing law, non-discrimination law, and local laws for your jurisdiction.Many first time renters turn out to be terrific tenants, so don't let that deter you.