I did all the work myself pretty much which is why it took so long to be completed, but I saved a lot of money and learned a whole lot in the process.

You stumbled on this forum after internet dumpster diving on some topic, looking for a way to try to legitimize yourself by spewing crap, trying to make yourself sound important.Some people on this forum are looking for real help, not boiler room tactics like yours.

Sounds like you all are in the same boat. 

We decided that enough was enough and left the field completely.  

All of that stuff sounds fun but also incredibly time and capital intensive. 

The idea is to move away from licenses being issued at the discretion of the commissioner, to streamline the process and have any properties that complete the application and meet the criteria get a license. 

Location: Louisiana Disclaimer: I am not an attorney & don't play one on TV.It sounds like the title company did not do much research into the chain of title if they did not see that a succession was not done on the husband (what appears to be the case based on what you have relayed). 

Pls advice, Sounds like you have been presented with an opportunity to help a veteran and increase your rents upon placing the next tenants.

I completely agree with @Nicholas L.

You could become a private lender for people who flip homes, invest in notes or tax liens/deeds, speculate a bit on buying new construction and then selling for a profit when complete, buy shares of a REIT etc.Orlando is a fantastic place to buy and hold, build new construction or even own a STR.