But like almost anything in real estate, most things are highly localized and market specific, and there are definitely:a) Wolves out there pouncing at the opportunity to take your moneyb) Very well intentioned people who just don't know what they're doingc) People who do appear to have a successful track record but can be a bit short-sighted (throwing large sums of money into the real estate game with no regard or proper planning for the next inevitable market shift)d) People who seem to get lucky sometimesande) Guys who are experienced, have a track record, and are prepared to play the long game (are aware of market cycles, have a plan that limits their and/or their investors exposure during potential transition periods between market swings, and so forth)There's probably more but that's my short list off the top of my head.

I see on one of your advertisements, which appears to violate FL law, the you are setting ridiculously long closing times (inspection periods or what I don't know as your WEASEL clause).

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(Money can't randomly appear in my bank account, all big deposits have to be traceable, ordinary, and reflect my financial situation).  

Though I limit that last part to no more than two months because I think that's reasonable and, if it were to appear in front of a court, that's probably all they would allow also.

There appeared to be none so I went for it!

Nothing unresolvedCredit CardsAt least one major credit card appears on credit report as open/activeChecking AccountEstablished in local areaPetsNoneSmoking Not allowedWaterbed or AquariumsNot allowedPersonal ReferencesOne local contact per lease signeeIllegal Drug UseNot allowedLongevityAt least 6 months in each of last 2 residencesFunds required 1st and Last month, plus security deposit due at time of lease signingTimelinessPunctual in appointments and paymentsHousehold sizeNot to exceed 2 per bedroomApplication Fee$250 to submit and run credit.

Your price appears somewhat high relative to what has sold in the immediate area recently. 

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Hello everyone, I need help understanding the issue I have infront of me so I can reach out to the correct people to fix the issue.I just visited my tenant over the weekend and she described to me the following issue.There is a crack in the pavement outside of the the house on the floor.The crack is currently being covered up so rain does not pour in.However, it appears that water got through the crack in the past and flooring in the house is slightly raised.