I'm assuming the amount of human involvement is lower than renting to tenants, but I don't know what to expect on insurance, taxes, management fee, common maintenance etc.Thank you

@Adalberto Alvarado - That happens to be a common question on BP.

I look at life and set my goals in 4 main areas: family/relationships, financial, health, and spiritual (not necessarily in that order).

That end is making enough to pay utilities, living expenses and to get health insurance.

It's very common to see a significant bump with new sales.

On my most recent inspection I was failed for not having the unit number on the entry door in the common stairwell... yes, they will fail you for something that simple.

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

Did a deep dive of multiple scenarios for Oleatha and know the key is raising rents to $700/unit664/3/20219:20 AM9:35 AMSubmitted bid requests and called two tree services to inspect the large tree in back of Oleatha for health.

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

Is this the common practice?