But it sure feels like it might.Does anyone have experience with above mentioned company?

I read something called NBT (Net Billing Tariff) may apply but I am unclear how it would impact tenants and if the landlord were to move back into the house after tenants move out?

In my experience lenders much prefer to see the income on your tax returns then from what is on a lease.2.

I just feel that it will make finding a good tenant harder because they'll want a 1 year lease from my experience.

Does anyone have experience with this? 

But in my experience in Florida, there are very few compared to the many thousands of attorneys here.

I haven't read anything about an 8.5% increase. 

My experience with the existing property has been mixed, with challenges such as missed rent payments and evictions.

Ditto Nathan.Home Warranties are horrible and a waste of time and money for the poorest quality.I have too many bad experiences with them. doesn't matter which one.

I do find it hard to believe the seller’s expenses unless they’re backed up by some official documents but unfortunately I’ve read that I could only receive them after an offer has been made and accepted when I’m doing my due diligence.