All Forum Posts by: Luke Rorech

Are you looking for no restrictions? Tampa is more lax than Pinellas County, which has 24 different municipalities, each with their own rules and regulations. What's your budget? That'll dictate what areas you're able to buy in. 

Reach out to lenders and ask. @Khaled Morad is a local LO that has helped with a number of clients and always gets positive reviews. 

Which title companies have you worked with in the past that you liked how they did business? Turner Title in St. Pete has always done great work for myself, as well as other agents at our brokerage.

Personal decision but as others have said, why not sell and reinvest in Florida? If it was your primary, as @Christine Bellish said, you don't pay taxes on up to 250k if single or 500k if married. Florida is also more landlord friendly than NY, by a wide margin. Also, recent reports found that NY was among the top states people moved away from. Factor that with Florida recent boom and it's a no brainer to me. Best of luck with whatever you decide. 

@Kiuny Perez TBReia has a couple of different events throughout the month in different areas around the Bay area. There's a few BP members who host local events such as @Khaled Morad. Keep searching and I'm sure you'll find some! 

@Remington Lyman Did you hire your VA's through Upwork?

Great response @Dan Maciejewski. 

@Cole Britting Be careful with Seminole as that municipality does have regulations against str. There are however areas with a Seminole address that are technically unincorporated. You can search the address in Pinellas County property appraiser site and check there to see if the property is governed by the municipality or is unincorporated. 

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