Not to mention Disney has announced a new marvel park coming to Kissimmee.Should I be concerned about all the failed STRs turning to LTRs and flooding the market along with all the new construction? 

If you invest in an area with local officials who think criminals are victims of society, you can't expect much help from the government.

The Fed announcement yesterday was promising to say the least.

Just pulling something from the internet (don't trust everything you see so take this with a grain of salt I'm not a lawyer): "If the building in question isn't officially designated as an SRO or hotel, it is illegal for landlords to rent individual rooms to tenants for a number of reasons, including that it could allow landlords to evade the maximum rent permitted by the Rent Stabilization Law and Code."

Every year, Disney and Universal reliably announce new attractions to keep visitors coming back — for instance next year, the opening of Universal’s Epic Universe in 2025. 

With excitement in the air, they gather around the table to sign the final documents that will officially seal the deal.

Another question if you are not satisfied with an insurance company is there an official organisation you can approach. 

There was some pushback from city officials to open the gates to allow investors to buy Arvada and so they allowed individuals to buy up to three short-term rentals and rent them up to 240 nights a year. 

Two new giant developments recently announced...Hard Rock and Margaritaville. 

My landlord believes it since she's the owner she doesn't need to announce that she's coming over feels she can do anything she wants and she deliberately rents to people who are in situations where it's difficult for them to find places to live.