It's due to new city people changing processes. 

I doubt you would be able to raise a mortgage on it if it has not been done or at least in the process of having been inspected and remedied.Read these two and you have an idea. https://eu.pnj.com/story/news/2024/01/16/florida-hoa-fees-ar...https://www.bdcnetwork.com/floridas-surfside-inspired-safety...Having said all that the rental rates are high, so you can still make some good returns.So I would ask for all the evidence on the above. 

If we cannot agree ( rare ), they move out but at least they feel good about having some involvement in the process. 

@Alexandra BeardIf you run your business legitimately the Chances of an audit are most likely very low.Whether you need a LLC you should review with your attorney as it will also depend on how you are wholesaling and what processes you are using.

You would go to court for a normal eviction process to take over control of the lot.

I did want to make sure that in the process of getting deals, I don't break any law.

Did you ever move forward with the process of the modular homes in south Florida?

They have consistent income and most likely will stay in the home for a long period of time if not forever.DSCR which in my opinion is a great option.There are stipulations but it's a pretty streamline process and easy to follow.

In exact same situation except only looking to spend <150k as this will be my first property looking to use it to learn the process of buying a property before moving on to multi families etcWould be interested in any responses or if you found anything out

Under AB1482 this is considered a no fault eviction (terrible name as the lease is up and they are not going through legal eviction process).