So, here is the interesting thing: A Realtor cannot pay a referral to a non-licensed person if the Realtor represented one of the parties in the sale as a Realtor (i.e. listed the property, seller or buyer is a client etc.).

That part I can just follow the bouncing ball on with them.Originally posted by @Matt Devincenzo:@Bob Johnson I work here locally doing land use/planning and site civil.

Third, its actually another person approaching him.

Of course you need to preform your own due diligence but it can be extremely valuable  to get second and third opinions.Also make sure to be very diligent in how you finance this property.

Have a good calm discussion with the tenants, bring in an unrelated 3rd party if you need to to keep things civil.

They are at school away from their parents, they sure as hell don’t want to move into an apartment with their landlord right there telling them no parties.

Burning one parties car was the way one of the parties involved decided to handle the situation.Best part about the car fire was one of the parties forgot which car was owned by the tenant.

Not sure what could be applied well to this situation that is a win for both parties. 

So my question is, am I able to buy a property in Orlando with the intent to move in within the year but be able to rent the property to another party for an approximate 6-9 month lease until I move in permanently? 

@Jefferson SmithUnfortunately, no, there is no reputable 3rd party independent review of self-directed IRA custodians.