HUD is proposing a regulation which could potentially make it illegal to take up permanent residence in a recreational vehicle. 

I do not do AirBnB, but I have a good friend who has 2 units dedicated to it, and my mother has 1 unit dedicated to it.One thing I would make sure you are aware of is that lenders will see the mortgage from the property strictly as debt against your own debt to income ratio.

I will also get into the details of this and how to combat these building regulations later on.If you are in the industry and would like to participate in some of the reasons modular benefited your project or made it more challenging, please share here.

Then lot prices have escalated as there are more regulations every year including endangered species, wetlands, flood plains, hydro-geological studies, traffic studies, and density reductions, that lot prices are often 25% or more of the total package price.

Totally agree Jon.Who regulates these?

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See http://www.consumerfinance.gov/regulations/ability...As I understand it, if there is a financing arrangement, such as a wrap, contract for deed, lease option with rent credits, etc, the penalty for sellers if the Owner Occupant financed buyer gets an attorney and sues the seller and gets awarded up to 36 payments plus court costs plus attorney's fees plus down payment.  

From a strictly financial perspective, I would begin looking at whatever options are available to you in Florida to remove the tenant from the unit and rent to another person.

I suppose you are referring to the IRS tangible property regulations TD9636 effective for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2014.  

Moreover, under Treasury Regulation 1.263(a)-1(b), you can’t immediately deduct the cost of any projects that substantially prolong the useful life of property owned by the taxpayer or (2) adapt property to a new or different use. http://www.realestate.com/advice/can-i-use-home-improvements-as-a-tax-deduction/