The DBPR website indicates the following:  "A licensed real estate sales associate or broker, who has at least 24 active months of real estate experience during the preceding five years in another state, may apply the experience toward a Florida broker's license." 

I am seeing that lot of syndicate and LP using cost segregation but wondering if same can be applied to DST offering?

They have payment integrations that allow your tenants to do direct withdrawal, online CC payments, and they can also go to Walmart or other retailers and pay with cash or check and it gets deposited into your account and best of all it’s applied directly to their account in the software.

Get that down so that the tax rate (which will be determined in mid-2022 for 2021 taxes) is applied against a lower assessed value.

After you meet with the lenders you may have a better fell of where you want to apply.

As part of their service, they applied for my Transaction Privilege Sales Tax with the state for me.There is a monthly fee, but you can check it out here and see if it would help you: https://www.avalara.com/mylodg...Also, they have a lot of good information on their site for STR owners and operators.Hope this helps!

You'll have to apply for it just like you would for a home mortgage, and some lenders even pay your setup costs.

Whoever a contract is filled out and signed by both parties, does that contract absolutely specify what the terms are, or can the state where the contract applies override the terms in the contract? 

He left of all an even  split of 25% in his will and it said all assets to be distributed within 2 years. there were 5 properties, one of them being a 5 plex - then a childhood family 4 bed 2 bath - A 3 bed 2 bath - and a 2 bed 1 bath - The 3 bed 2 bath my dad was living has been sold a year ago.The first two properties apply most at this point.

I'd like to use this to house hack a fourplex, but I'm unsure if it only applies to single family.