(look at definitions and case law defining "family")F.S. 83.52(6) - Tenant’s obligation to maintain dwelling unit - (6) Not destroy, deface, damage, impair, or remove any part of the premises or property therein belonging to the landlord nor permit any person to do so.F.S. 83.54 Enforcement of rights and duties; civil action; criminal offenses.

My ultimate goal is ambitious though not unique to BPers: I'd like to be able to have my passive income stream match the income I make from my day job.I look forward to being an active member here and meeting everyone.

Personally, I would first look for a local freelance project manager or one with-in a smaller architectural firm moonlighting, all of whom should have a solid track record with your type of dwelling, budget, schedule.

I'm looking for a multifamily dwelling to purchase.  

Nicely finished 3 bedroom single dwelling.

Dwelling policies may not allow such hazards.

Marketing to the college kids will provide you with a continual income stream.

Hi @Shaun CaldwellI will admit that I don't have much experience in renting by the room, except for when I had roommates, but i do think that you should find out if there are any city ordinances that would prohibit more than 2 or 3 non-related family members living in the same dwelling or on a lease.Other than that, I think that a student rental may work if there is a college/university near you.Good luck.

Planning on filing the LLC under IRS code "531110 - Lessors of Residential Buildings & Dwellings (including equity REITs)" as the business activity if that helps.

That tends to show stability of the income stream and the complex.