The owner said he doesn't want to sell them individually but as a package and said it would be a lot of work to get them unified as far as the parcels and such are concerned.

Can anyone give me a rundown of decent neighborhoods in the Orlando area, ones to avoid in concerns to renting, and any recommendations PM or forum here of good apartments that my fiance and I can investigate.

Hi All,Been a landlord for a few years in CT, but am curious as to what others are doing concerning 2 items:1) Insurance for non-owner-occupied Multi-Family properties.I recently switched a 2-family that I used to partly owner-occupy to a Landlord policy, since it is now fully rented.It's in a great area, in awesome condition, updated plumbing/electrical/safety, etc. 

BP Members,Unfortunately have had a bit of a rough patch with 2 separate tenants and I am preparing for suing for non-payment.A peterborough tenant has already been evicted but I cant find their new address in order to sue.

Advice was given out of concern for a fellow BPer.

In my experience “buying” in the inner city rarely involves the exchange of cash.Regardless of where you rent my concern would be that you have planted a seed in an otherwise good tenants head.

As far as notice goes, I think any city is going to tell you that they provide notice to the property address and/or possibly to an address they have on file due to a rental registration and that's where their responsibility ends. 

If you 1031 into a 2-4 unit property and lock in a 30 year fixed rate loan at today's rates, you can be less concerned with higher interest rates in the future because when the term of the loan is through, you will own the property free and clear.However, going with a commercial loan with a 15 year term will open you up to interest rate risk.

I view this as situational debt rather than a systemic concern.

If, "The house needs to be torn down" you may be implying that its worth is the land value, or less, as there's the cost of removal.Why will people show any different interest in the address after you, "get it under contract and then put it out to see if anyone would be interested...