You will be so much better off if you don't cross into a landlord/tenant situation.  

Never crossed my mind about this scenario.  

A RE attorney that deals with contracts as opposed to landlord/tenant matters should suffice.I use the NWMLS PSA, crossing out and initialing 'Not' in the assignable clause.My assignment agreement is simple and advises the buyer to seek legal advice, as it is my form.  

(One contractor currently in jail, one facing two felony counts) 2) Also, you can always drop anything you start.

And if you are living in one of your rentals does that count?

And when you start counting days for the tenant to respond to the legal notice, it's important to know how days are counted in that jurisdiction too.

I am not licensed but I will work with people who are and cross paths with others, but I will mention something along the lines of: my name and partners are REI who will receive offers and close in 30 days...

And you can count on NIMBYs from the neighborhood showing up to oppose your variance at the public hearing!

The property I'm looking is in PR (so I wouldn't know if it counts as a state or not), the issue is that income tax there can be as high as 40% so I'm looking for a way to have the income taxed in FL.

What does that mean in numbers that count...$$$$?