I will start another post like I did with the STR valuation research.

@Jason Allen, Great post, we have a few real estate / Construction business here in Columbus and have been wondering what the best strategy / planning should be for the next 3,5,10,20 years based on all this investment and growth.

Then post the required notice to move out.

I know this post is super old but if you need any help or looking to joint venture on deals would love to work together! 

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Keep us posted as to what you do!

Originally posted by @Kristoffer Tier:....and are there any legal restraints that I should be aware of before pursuing this niche? 

In the Panhandle/Emerald Coast, GulfShores and Smokies there was a major shift in the purpose of the real estate inventory in the past 4 years which for ease of identification I will call pre-COVID and post-COVID. 

I would NOT recommend this company to my worst enemy and I hope that I can prevent others from being scammed by WealthAbility by posting my personal experience on as many forums, websites, platforms as possible and by filing complaints to every agency out there that deals with consumer fraud.

For that you need a real estate lawyer.My suggestion is to use a contract from your state, learn how to fill it out.There is no title company that is investor-friendly, the key is to find an escrow officer that is investor-friendly at a title company, for that you can check post in local Facebook groups or check your local real estate club