I'm currently trying to sell it, and some strange issues have come up.The house is a single-family according to the County, but shares a driveway with two townhouses, and the developer set it up as a condominium complex in the legal description. 

Legally how much notice do we need to give them?

One way, is to set bandit signs if they are legal. 

If you ever go to enter your property, emergency or not, and the tenant has changed the lock, you are within your legal right to have a locksmith come and change the lock on YOUR property.

It seems like a headache to update legal documents knowing I’m going to move often using my personal address .

In some states it's also difficult to market your contract legally.

I’m not sure how foreclosures are handled in Florida, but, if a legal notice has to be filed prior to the foreclosure  sale date, that is your lead source.

I wanted to make sure I understand what that means and was hoping you can help:IRS Liens recorded on 6/8/11 & 6/24/15 (the one recorded on 6/8/11 is for back taxes all the way back to the tax period ending 12/31/2007) Total Lien of about 130K.The foreclosure is for a mortgage originated on 4/11/2008, it was re-assigned on 5/2016 and modified on 6/2017.Some other information: The IRS is not mentioned anywhere in the mortgage complaint or was not named in the suit by the bank's attorneys.

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