Florida only has two possibilities, namely single or transactional. 

In case it is a single member the taxes are done on your personal return.If you want a more professional treatment I suggest you contact Borders and Borders real Estate Attorneys.

When I did the math on the charges, he was charging me $7/bulb assuming he changed EVERY light bulb in the house....every single one.... so you can figure what I was expected to pay for the 2-3 he probably replaced....Took him to court...judge laughed....I got ALL my $$ back.....This is a PM issue.... those charges are out of line

Inventory is low and there will always be a strong demand for cheaper housing if ever you decide you would rather not hold your property anymore.The risks are 1) They crash / correct harder than single family homes in a housing market crash.    

Fully rented.I'd be interested in purchasing if:1) I can owner-occupy both the first and second floor apartments (the footprint is small and I'd like to turn it into a single family space)2) I can make sure the basement apartment is legally habitable.Can I even legally do this?

Hello fellow BiggerPockets Investors,My wife and I have invested in single family rental properties for the past 9 years and we're now looking to 'graduate' into multi-family.

I do see single family developments and large apartment buildings going up which means there is the demand.

Tenants that are picky on every single thing, and use f** words when they call you and email you?

But don't fire them because of a single bad tenant, fire them if their process that led to that tenant being placed was flawed.

I know commercial real estate takes a lot of money, so I've heard I should start small with single family houses.