Case in point, I purchased a duplex property and had two very great tenants that were living in their units for over 15+ years.

For $1,000 I will be adding a door to both the 2nd living rooms (one in each unit) turning it from two 2 beds into two 3 beds.

Two areas to consider are Delray Beach and Hollywood.

There’s two strategies that are running through my head. 

So, here's my story: I jumped into the real estate game two years back and now own two properties.

Tenant claims the smell is so bad the condo is "unlivable" - which seems a far stretch with three plumbers unable to smell even a slight odor.I can get another tenant easily, we had 12 showing in two days when this place went on the market for rent.If at this point the tenant calls again with another complaint, I'm going to give the green light for the property manager to let him out.

You want to get the process down to that and then repeat it, repeat it several times, even do two at at time when you can. 

. - If this is your first and only asset, you likely do not need two entities - an LLC will suffice for now.

I believe the very last sale or two out of 22 were done with a standard loan product.

@Patrice Penda, You can use the primary residence exemption once every two years.