A lot of the things that an architect/designer does for you is to navigate local building codes and zoning laws.

Whether it's tips on property acquisition, managing multiple units, financing strategies, or navigating the intricacies of the market, any guidance would be greatly appreciated. 

You need to get a tax guy though, they will navigate all this for you.

I having some trouble navigating the site - for example, can you do a 'Search' within a forum or just an overall search on the whole site? 

Ensure your space is comfortable, well-equipped, and easy to navigate.

That's one of the only ways to have a second FHA loan at a time, without having to refi the existing FHA loan.If you need any help navigating this, feel free to reach out. 

Once acquired, I will seek out a PMC to lease it and manage it.I would like to make this work.I read through this forum and I saw comments and warnings like “trying to navigate Cleveland on your own”.

Anyone know how to navigate this issue or rather poor website design?

There are more than a couple cases of real estate agents trying to use their accreditation as grounds for turning a passive activity into a nonpassive, and it never works.Ask your CPA about the real estate professional requirements, and the about meeting material participation requirements.I could be wrong but unless the rental is some exception to the per se rules, you might want to document if you want the benefits of a nonpassive activity.https://www.thetaxadviser.com/issues/2017/mar/navigating-rea...

It's a win-win situation, but I know that navigating the requirements and understanding the bill's implications can be complex.So, if you have any questions or comments regarding the benefits and the compliance requirements associated with Florida House Bill 837, please feel free to ask.