This is disclosed, although you have to dig for it typically.They also list all member local REIA's on their website, so it offers significant marketing benefits for local REIA's as well.

Digging up the perimeter - are you doing this on the outside, or on the inside?

I'll see if I can dig up a few for you.

PM me and I'll dig up the contact info for you.

It doesn't really matter to them that the funds are rent, they could dig in and refuse to close if they didn't get that money also, I would think.

Some brokerage break out 2 different ones.One is just a few pages and the other is the 50 pager if the buyer wants more detail.They have a disclaimer that all info is provided by the seller and not guaranteed.I can tell you much of this information is inaccurate when you dig down into the real numbers.

I just can't read a very long post three times and dig for the real question or subject matter.Another post that seems to get few responses, are posts with multiple questions, I have seen as many as a dozen questions in one post.

Now days it's all online and easily accessible.Only a few years ago you used to have to dig through the local newspaper for Sheriffs sales.

I'll keep digging around.Do you mind if I ask which lender you used?

Also, I hear Florida has some interesting laws re: vacation rentals, so be sure to do some digging before you buy.