His case worker should be able to talk to him because he's going to be at risk of losing his section 8 support if he can't follow the rules. 

However, there is a difference between just turning a profit and making enough money to get a decent return and justify the hassle and the risks.

I have maps and basically every address that is legally zoned memorized in the County (except NSB), @Cory Cannon, Daytona is definitely enforcing, many that you see in city of Daytona are condos or just haven't got hit with the fine yet...IMO not worth the risk in city of Daytona at all...unincorporated Volusia maybe but I personally know at least 15 of those that got in trouble too. 

If you’re curious about the details or just want to discuss potential opportunities feel free to reach out.

The best decision depends on individual financial situations, risk tolerance, and investment goals, and consulting a financial advisor or real estate professional can help tailor a strategy.Good luck!

Wow so so much potential!!

What they said^^^^Zero point in starting off your business adventure with a 'work-around' and potential fights and fines.

EDUCATE YOURSELF - yes, it will take time, but will lead to a selection that better meets your expectations & avoids potentially costly surprises!

It's actually a considerable risk for the seller and oftentimes the agent understands that risk.

I think this largely depends on YOUR risk profile.