I have learned from multiple articles/persons on BP and investor's meet up that there isn't any insurance or regulations regarding the QI(qualified intermediary) who will be holding all the proceeds from the sale.

We have a lot of people moving in from the coastal states, trying to escape the Orwellian regulations, burdensome taxes, riots, and more.

However, after doing more digging he sent me the following excerpt from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation:"Residential Contractor - means a contractor whose services are limited to construction, remodeling, repair, or improvement of one-family, two-family, or three-family residences not exceeding two habitable stories above no more than one uninhabitable story and accessory use structures in connection therewith."

A Few things: California Laws, Regulations, and Taxes are killer, especially upfronts.

Typical of cashflow investors, I targeted markets with higher rent / value ratios and decent regulation for landlords.

@Mark AndersonFirstly, I’m located in upstate New York, and am not sure of your local laws and regulations.

., We have a lockbox hanging off the propane regulator on the back of the house.

I assume that it is more tricky with regulations and simply having a greater number of tenants, but I just wanted to get some opinions.

I am located in BC, Canada, I understand regulations will be somewhat localized. 

b) Is the reputation brand ruined worth risk gamble with business uncertainty harassment from city.c) How do I scale , dripping 1-2 RV each private lot over many cities local regulations ?