With umbrella insurance, one LLC would do the job better than an LLC in that situation.

My car has full exhaust/headers its pretty loud and tuned over 500hp now.

I’ve exhausted financial resources, so my young son and I recently moved into the unit directly below him after those squatters left.

There likely isn’t anything meeting those criteria rather than an issue with your MLS.

Regardless of whether they waive the fine or not, I'm still selling the property as I don't think the HOA will ever see me as anything other than an money hungry investor.

The house would likely sell around 500,000 (3.5% APR) The rental rates in Jacksonville have fluctuated a bit the past few years, my total mortgage payment is 2600, similar homes are renting for about 2500-2750 in my area which has me thinking about it more as a liability than an income producing asset.

Nobody is going to question the need for more low and moderate income housing but I’ve reviewed a number of these single family portfolio opportunities and I find them to be nothing more than an opportunity for the sponsor or operator to collect robust fees without a viable exit strategy for the equity partners.

Get trained, it's a lot cheaper than an expensive lawsuit.

You sound exhausted, discouraged, and mentally defeated.

Markets are no different than an individual property in manner that it must have more than 1 profit strategy.