So long as they intend to occupy the property at least part of the year, there’s usually no issue.

As long as they are paying I guess I wouldn't mind what method they use to pay as long as it isn't cash and can be traceable.

In FL these contracts are assignable and others have told me it can be done so long as all parties are aware or verbiage on listing agreement/MLS is known for those inquiring buyers that the listing agent has "...contemplated interest in the property".

As long as you offer a clean safe place to live you should have no problem finding tenants any where in Central Florida. 

Depending on experience, the market is 80% - 90% of purchase and 8% - 11% on rates so as long as terms are fair.

You would defer your gain until 2026 and future gains are tax-free as long as help for 10+ years. 

I prefer to work with a local RE attorney with landlord tenant experience for as long as your tenant has been in place. 

Each deal you do as long as you do it correctly compounds down the road.

As long as you do proper maintenance on it and get it cleaned every year you should have no problems with it.

That being said, I agree with other posters that now is always a good time to invest as long as you're doing your research and making the numbers work for your situation.