Unfortunately I don’t know Floridays specifically but hopefully my info will help give you general idea of the current state of the area near Disney.Good luck!

He's in a completely different market, but he was more than happy to talk with me and answer a very specific question I had, on a subject which I noticed he had posted about.

Also, they go over the landlord pain points and show how to alleviate those.Rent Responsibly would be a good resource to start with regulations etc.

The research you do in your downtime may have conflicting opinions on if it qualifies or not, but I would think most everyone would agree that the work you're doing specifically for your employer does not count.

The problem as mentioned above is that anything owner-occupied is going to come with a huge amount of regulations and legal compliance - its why most private lenders will not do loans like this even though they would do it in the same exact situation if the unit was a rental

Does it have to be created in specific states to remain anonymous?

I'm new to investing (1 rental property) and I'm wanting to also get my real estate license to better my knowledge and success in this industry.

Hi @Paul Pratt I ran into a similar situation previously and I don't know a specific company but you can start by researching the following.

Correct this is a very niche industry that is high risk high reward. 

I ask because there are approved foundations plans that call out specific requirements (like strapping) and may qualify it as a permanent home.