This is a great website that should definitely be utilized.Electronic Locks / Lockbox - Day 1, I have a handyman set up electronic locks on the front and back of the property and set up a lockbox on the premises for contractors.Welcome Letter - Day 1, I provide the welcome letter going over the new ownership and any other applicable information.These should be a good starting point. 

Based on the new information provided by the City for what can Qualify; I would say this likely could Qualify for an Express Permit.

I still have it today and provides almost more cash-flow than any other property I have.

And they don't provide much info on dividend distribution. 

All the housing agencies send their voucher holders there.Just be forewarned - many S8 voucher holders don't want to pay application fees, provide any documentation, expect you to fill out their S8 paperwork (!)

I would recommend you read the book 'ninja selling,' as it provides you with a solid plan and schedule filled with action items to follow and execute to get results (if you follow it) And its not cringey, salesman strategies.

I need someone who's familiar with FL Statue 718, as well as someone who has experience in managing properties of this/similar size, is versed in contract negotiation with vendors/service providers, & is a more hand-on individual.For context, the condo already has a property management company.

Besides the FSBO website, are there any other sites that can help educate me and provide me with needed documents?

I can provide you with an interactive map that meticulously outlines which streets allow for student rentals, offering clarity and ease in navigating the local regulations.With house prices and interest rates on the rise, coupled with the university's expansion, rental rates are experiencing a corresponding increase, ensuring a favorable outlook for investors.

We met all non-passive requirements and can provide proof to show that our projected annual materially-active involvement is at least 500 for 2023.We met with our CPA and he brought to our attention that we had a loss of -$107k.