I am finding conflicting information about whether or not this is allowed in Jacksonville, Florida.I've found info stating that the owner must live in one unit and rent the other, or must rent both units to the same tenant, and the two units cannot be rented separately to two different tenants.

On the other hand, in the low season, we try to book 3+ months in advance since if you wait until the last minute, you will either book for a very low price, since all other hosts drop their prices then, or you will not book the home at all and have very low occupancy rates.There are two ways to do this on PriceLabs.

If you told him you have been playing pickup games for the past year and need help improving your jump shot, now he has evidence you're motivated and a specific goal he can quickly help you work towards.

I am an investor looking for a deal or two in the area.

I hope to join a team/company that the broker helps me as my team leader does, but only with one layer of commission cut, not two layers.BTW, I am part-time.

I've been hosting a Real Estate Meetup for about two years here in Tampa, and the next one is next week.

I currently own two houses.

Evicting two problematic tenants was a challenging process, even though we managed to remove them quickly.

So basically what appears to be going on in commercial real estate is if two identical offices are leased for different amount of money they have different market value.

IF you surpass the first two hurdles, you're then facing starting HELOC rates that are easily 12%+ Higher than what a traditional DSCR cash out would run you.- HELOAN option - There is a small chance that you can pull out the equity using a DSCR HELOAN but make sure to calculate the blended rate and total payment before moving forward and comparing that to a full new 30-year fixed loan.