The renter has three children older than 6. 

My suggestion would also be to visit local REIA's in all three counties ( Palm Beach, Dade, Broward ).

Thanks for any thoughts on these three issues.

I'm going to tell you three things that I wish someone would have told me when i started. 1) Read the book; Millionaire Real Estate Agent ($25)2) Take the course: Peak Producers ($500)3) Join a networking group (Free)Start there.

One posting that I saw is that as long as the loan originator is the majority owner, it should be fine, but in our case partnership, splitting three ways, that would hardly be the case. 

My hometown bank gives a maximum 4 mortgages per person and I've already used one up for my primary so I have three mortgages left with them.

We use AirBnb and vacation rentals all of the time, I have a family of five, three kids six and under.

They college areas are older neighborhoods that were built at a time when one car per house was standard, so even three cars is an issue. 

(Something I HATE doing)The main issue we had on this transaction was that I did not know that the city was a " block to block" city.This just means that it's a lot tougher to value properties because one street could be extremely nice and then you can go down the road and be in a war zone.After we got all of the mess sorted out, we ended up getting a price reduction and we are going to move the deal forward.Here are my top three mistakes.1.

My husband wants lots of parking, we own three vehicles and a travel trailer, plus we need parking for renters.