Originally posted by @Tarik Turner:You are absolutely correct I misread that.. 

Hi all,Not sure if this is a uniquely Florida question, but here in Florida you cannot obtain property insurance on a home until a four-point inspection is completed by an insurance company.  

Many issues can be addressed by a cheaper handyman rather than hiring a top notch contractor.

This is a potential life raft for all STR owners who have been hijacked by the ever-increasing fees imposed by VRBO and AIRBNB. 

I'm not sure hot tub would be a good bracket to place a soaking tub, as pointed out hot tubs offer more than what you have pictured.

If not, you said it great, ignorance will only go so far before it all comes crashing down.We need to know our business by working IN it, once we do that we can starting working ON it. 

I know that myself, as a buyer, if I cannot walk the property then I am either going to pass or offer far less money to account for what it is I may not be able to see.

I see on LA County guidelines and CA HCD guidelines that, when converting a detached accessory structure into an ADU, the structure can be expanded by up to 150 sq ft in order to accommodate ingress/egress.Does anyone have experience with using the 150 sq feet rule?

I wanted to share my thoughts on why I firmly believe that investing in single-family homes with an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) offers a better investment opportunity in the thriving St.

I would review my loan agreement - as the bank must abide by the terms within that.