., refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, microwave)]Utilities: [Indicate whether utilities are included or not]Pet-Friendly: [Specify whether pets are allowed or not]Outdoor Space: [Describe any outdoor amenities like a backyard, patio, or garden]Additional Features: [Mention any additional features like hardwood floors, fireplace, or walk-in closets]Property Highlights:Spacious and well-lit interior with [describe any notable architectural details or design elements]Open concept living and dining area, ideal for entertaining guestsFully equipped kitchen with modern appliances and ample cabinet spaceRelaxing master suite with a private bathroom and [mention any unique features][Add any other notable highlights or selling points of the property]Location and Neighborhood:Situated in the heart of [City, State], our home is conveniently located near [mention nearby amenities such as schools, parks, shopping centers, and public transportation options].

They cannot file an eviction suit before they give this notice in writing.

Whether you’re looking for a single-family home or a condo, there are plenty of options to suit your needs.

Are some people living in a room and sharing a kitchen while another has a suite (ie room with a separate kitchen and bath)? 

So, I would study whatever complimentary avenues of study that you think best suit you.

Even if the first deal "costs" them money, it is the cost of education and they are better suited for the next.B) Of the handful of turnkey providers whose websites I have been to and deals I have looked out, let's just say they are certainly painting a VERY rosy picture.  

Here are some specific questions I have:1) Are there any particular sub-markets within Orlando that are well-suited for small multi-family investment opportunities?

Operators see nothing wrong with misstating their qualifications and experience, taking money from ineligible investors, taking money when they know the investment isn't suited for the investor, selling funds that are not their own without a broker's license. 

I'd send a letter to both the neighbor and the HOA informing them that on X day I will be filing suit naming both of them and we can let a judge decide which of them or if both are liable.

Anyone had success in the last 2 years in Southwestern states and what real estate strategies are best suited for the area?