that frog and chicken making noise the morning is priceless, or if you want to see wild pigs roaring in your backyard, go there in kau.For Florida, it's best if you come from financial background in new york, the time zone is the same.

You'll not regret being diligent and practicing delayed gratification when the chickens come home to roost.

The chickens do take a little more time to roost, but we're not going to see the residential side get smashed.

Chicken fil a, mcdonalds, etc.

It's a chicken or the egg thing- no one will book your property as an STR if it isn't furnished, but I don't think you can capitalize those expenses until it's in service. 

The chickens have come home to roost--we are going to sit in a period of higher inflation, higher rates, limited inventory(due to less homebuilding + low rates).

So you may not be covered for a month's rent - don't count that chicken yet.4) Assuming you can hold them responsible for rent, you should still get the property turned as quickly as possible to avoid the vacancy loss.5) Determine the loss in physical damages, vacancy, etc. and send them a bill. 

You're not a spring chicken.

Needless to say, It is a constant battle picking-up leaves, sticks, and twigs.The tenants do not speak English and have created issues in the past with caused by raising chickens, large tropical birds, pot belly pigs, etc,.

I would also donate $25-50 to the top several fundraisers whenever I get a chance and attend every pancake breakfast and chicken BBQ fundraiser I could.