Considering the building is still legally set up as condos and they are rented at much above market rates, I'm wondering if I could still demand $1.4 million for it?

Just wondering if property owners here retain property tax consultants or attorneys to help fight increased assessments, classification changes, or other issues with their property?

Hey Bp,I wanted to share my situation with the hope of recommendations or suggestions.

That's just part of the ride.For too long, I've been standing on the sidelines, wondering if I had what it takes to tackle this beast.

Does anyone have any suggestions on short-term rental insurance for a single family home with a 17-year old roof; location Davenport, FL or how to negotiate in an offer to purchase.Thanks 

What suggestions do you guys have for this?

If you did not then I see absolutely no reason why the complaint against the wholesaler's agent (I won't give him the credit of being referred to as a "buyer") should prevent you from re-listing your house.If you did have a listing agreement then I would suggest consulting a DIFFERENT broker as @Don Konipol suggested.

It looks like your family did a wonderful thing for you.

It sounds like a wonderful thing, but I'm wondering if it's a hassle or if it actually works.

Just wondering what the consequences will be to unplugging them.