Additionally, to theextent permitted under applicable law, Landlord may recover from Tenant Landlord’s court costs and reasonable attorneys’fees and expenses incurred in connection with any legal proceedings against Tenant.To the extent required by applicable law, Landlord will use reasonable efforts to mitigate any damages resulting from TenantDefault.

I have a multi family property connected to septics. 

This could be the best anti-squatter law in the country.

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This is a major problem throughout the country.

Even what municipality we are pulling the permit (Some are more difficult).The state of Florida has the toughest building codes in the country which can add to the difficulty here so I'm not trying to compare FL to other states!

It's easy to use and I have connected with a good amount of sellers in my market.

I've bought most of my rentals utilizing vendor carry back financing (for a zero down option)Utilize Your Network: Use your connections for off-market deals and creative financing.

Many of the connections I've made are here in Minnesota and I just feel a bit more comfortable starting here. 

I'd also get connected with CTREIA.