The first time I saw him, he approached me, asking me personal questions in a very rude manner, I mean obviously he knew I didn't live there (btw I'm Hispanic) And the majority of the residents are older white retires.

So we’d give you a honest opinion since we have no dog in the fight.

Fair, honest and fast.

Hello Navy, is this a primary residence or an investment property?

I honestly like Florida as well.

Our standard policy for all our properties has been that all adults age 18 and over who will reside in the home must apply, be approved, and be a signer on the lease.

I moved here from Switzerland 2.5 years ago as well and bought my first apartment (primary residence) last year.

If it's your primary residence and your debt-to-income ratio is good/great, then that's a high rate.

If I could give you one tip it would be that if you do decide to do business with wholesalers, do you due diligence in confirming they do theirs and can give you honest and accurate deals.

The HOA restrictions specifically say that "Pets must be kept in a manner that does not disturb the peaceful enjoyment of residents of other lots" and one of the terms of the lease is that the tenant abides by the HOA restrictions.How would you handle this if it continues after you warn the tenant, and the neighbor keeps complaining?