@Michael Johnson There is A LOT of paperwork involved in getting the unit accepted for a CHA voucher (in fact this is one of the downsides that hasn't been mentioned, but one small error in the paperwork jeopardizes the timeline for getting a tenant to move in) but one area you have to fill in is the "requested rent amount".

That’s a common falsehood,,,,once you describe the property, it’s the same as per FL statutes   

If you have a few qualified that is good but if you think you made an error in the price look at your comps and maybe just re-advertise / adjust.   

However, people buying homes in cash and then refinancing is common.

Is this the common practice?

Is it a common strategy to make a cash offer in order to have a more competitive bid and then once you've purchased the home, refinance to get your money back out?

It seems that HELOCS on the island aren't very common.

@Lyn Green I was saying that it is a common misconception that you can write off more items with an LLC than not.

Understand the difference in fee simple vs leasehold as that can be common in areas there.

What I mean is who is the most common type of customer that buys wholesale deals?