btw, i don't have to go through the BS eviction process SFH landlords have to go through. i just throw thier sh@t out. it's a civil matter of which 99% of them can't afford to deal with. it would be awesome if there were a company here in jax that would manage it all though..There are exceptions to the rental regulations when you are sharing a home.For the other two houses you need to follow the normal rules and regulations for your area.Are you saying you follow the regulations or that you use an alternative method?

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In this real estate environment, if you can do a cash out refi loan an an investment property, you pretty much have to take what you can get.

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Of course there will be fees for security guards, but there wouldn't be much damage as the security guards would be there regulating. 

We also have some of the strictest and complex rental and eviction regulations, and they are constantly changing. 

Schmidt's babies are increase internet regulations with net-neutrality (doing away with the first amendment) and the pro-global warming scam, but I digress.The topic is economic collapse, and it will because of the growing unfunded liabilities now at $100 trillion and $18 trillion /yr operating debt, & growing every year, and a collapse in the economy will not be as a result of advances in technology. 

"Investing strategies" and to really understand strategies you have to know what is being strategized, what parts or elements you are trying to move or manipulate to a desired outcome.None of that touches on laws and regulations. 

I checked with the FCA who regulate us and asked whether I would need to be under their supervision whilst being a wholesale real estate broker.The idea recently came to light after looking into doing some online coaching with a successful US Wholesale broker called Mark Whitten.Wondered if any of you had been successful in the UK with some deals?

Bigger concern, if you intend to finance it, would be to ensure its legality as a lender won't take the income for the second unit into account if you're planning on getting a loan.I would speak with neighbours who've been in the area for years, as well as find old zoning regulations.