My in-laws have been in it awhile, and i have one property in Blue Springs that I really have had good luck with so far.

I would rather hear complaints from a low income tenant than a complaint from a recent law school graduate.

There is also the Brothel law that prohibits more than 2 unrelated people from living in a home (maybe not an issue in your city, definitely something to look into).

Most of the cities already have laws restricting them - https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/21...There are a couple that don't have any laws governing them and now with the new Florida Statue, they can't enact any.

I'm not too sure where the property is located, but under Florida law you either (Insert standard I am not a lawyer, no legal advice given, blah blah blah)A.

Used the Insurance company the Mortgage guy (my brother-in-law) recommended.

If you have a title company that is investor-focused (or supportive), and owned by an attorney (or at least has good relationships with a law office) then you should have a helpful guide to generate the debt instruments needed. 

It is also against the law in some states to contact the property owner so you might want to check that out before you go knocking. 

Law enforcement and or code enforcement have enough to do without you having to add another problem on their plate.

What options do we have and how can we handle this situation without breaking any fair housing laws?