Hi,I know what I'm asking is not legal, but it also doesn't stop the 30,000+ not legal apartments that currently provide a home for families in Queens, NYC that would otherwise not be able to afford to live there.I'm just trying to see, as a landlord, are there certain steps I can take to reduce any potential risks I could face for renting out the apartment?

I currently have new quadplexes in Jacksonville, Fl  along with duplexes and single family homes (new) around the Tampa area.

It looks like ADU's are currently allowed.

I think most people wanting to break into investing are finding the current interest rate environment very challenging, but there's no reason not to use creative financing.

Long story short, no, no one is currently enforcing the 2 property limit.

I'm currently in 3 masterminds.

I own a MTR property management company in Los Angeles, currently managing 25 properties.

And if the builders insurance is not current from what  I know there will be no insurance the insurance has to be active when the claim is made  @John Mocker  John i have been going round and round with my insurance guy on this one. 

Hello,I currently have an investment property in the University of Indianapolis area (east side specifically in 46227 zip code).

Ask to speak with some of their current owners and current/former tenants.