SFH in regional markets would probably be a better bet.

Further, compliance will not negotiate with the consumer -- you're getting the "consumer protection" like it or not.Best bet is to just do it. 

For example: Only drive to earn enough for your next marketing campaign.I wouldn't make a regular habit of driving.I also would never drive for the party/bar scene.

After trying to get into it for 6 months, I feel like the best bet is to run your own campaign.

Better off paying most people by the job though unless you are there to supervise because you can bet on them inflating their hours or dicking around.

Bet on 60 days to rent, if it happens quicker awesome.I wouldn't waive the application fee. $35 isn't a deal breaker and tenants know they are going to have to pay it. 

No idea of what DBPR says, but I'd bet there is more to that "equitable interest" as is common for all states:Reasonable down payment*Buyer having an intent and ability to perform as agreed, to hold an equitable interest under a contract the contract must be binding, not voidable.

I assume you'll self-managing when you move out so also a safe bet is to make sure it cash flows with management thinking about the future so when you grow or no longer want to manage you still have positive cash flow. 

Probably the best bet is to schedule an open house at the property.

As well as "getting things done", "the millionaire next door" , "the richest man in Babylon" - I have "7 habits" by covey lined up next as well as "the warren buffet way" - I'll have to look into "the 7 levels".