In 2021 I had a very big health situation get resolved.

Tenant further agrees to maintain proper medical records, and required treatment for ESA NAME to ensure that he is in good health and not a danger, or nuisance, to any occupants of the household, visitors and neighbors.

Barking for hours when no one is home would be a nuisance issue, and subject the tenant to possible removal of the animal or tenant vacating...again after a "reasonable" accommodation with regard to timeline for such removal.We also require a current Veterinarian's report on health and vaccination status; animal must be spayed or neutered to reduce aggressive behavior unless Veterinarian recommends against; offensive odors must not emanate from the residence and proper sanitation must be maintained within the unit.

But there seem to be more laws about it or more hoops to jump through etc.As a new investor I am paralyzed with fear, even without the threat of legal trouble if I make a mistake.

It is a duplex, with two free-standing units, located in the downtown Orlando, near the Orlando Health Hospital System.

I want to concentrate on full time investing and quit the 9-5 but am worried about the health insurance.

Health insurance for self employed is terribly expensive.

.)- Sanitary and health concerns (COVID-19, etc.)Thanks!

The climate is a threat to our rental properties.

I had two health scares and almost died at 29 and 34, I'm not promised another day.