I am concerned about this, as there is obviously additional liability I would be taking on.

You then proceed, based on state time lines, if eviction is required.You should not be concerned with your tenants defending themselves with claims you are not maintaining the property.

Researching this property, I found that their are two properties on the block that are in the process of being rehabbed, but there are also 4-6 other properties that are either REO or in pre-foreclosure, some, right not door to one another.My thought is that these are all properties that I can acquire at a low cost, rehab, rent, and then refinance to return the capital.Is there something I am missing, or any reason I should be concerned that there are so many REOs and foreclosures on the same block? 

Any other concerns with adding an RDP to title of primary res?

If I make the mortgage company aware of my plans, are there any concerns?

I see a chance to make some cash flow on this property my concern is having utilities in my name, and resale value if I leave them as is.  

My wife is concerned about not getting the return on this expense, and she agrees with Carson regarding power-washing/cleaning and repairing the driveway. 

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? 

Nuclear war could also hamper your rental efforts.You bring up a fair macro concern, but the old adage applies -- diversify.

(E) Give the tenant the option to use incandescent bulbs as originally intended, or you will solve the problem permanently and go with option (D).Thoughts?