As you will see below this bill has elements of rent control and was structured as such that a landlord would be unable to raise rent very much or if at all from one lease period to another. 

After doing numerous internet searches, it does not come up in any fashion under my name - and this guy somehow got it.

My partner and I also own about 20% of the portfolio so there is an investor element but all are managed the same. 

That's why investor look at numerous properties and make calculated offers.

We do TONS of fix and flips here in Denver, and I help numerous STR clients as well.

There are numerous variables to take into account in this scenario.

Hey guys,I'm a noobie investor looking to get started here in South Florida with house hacking and after looking at numerous SFH properties in areas that I want to buy, I am noticing that there are discrepancies between the MLS listing and the information I find on the County records.

Furthermore, when putting in offers on houses, having numerous prequalification letters might give you more negotiation leverage.

Seems to me that there would be some element of risk there (not huge, if he got a great deal on the property, but still, some risk).

I think there are numerous lessons here: Just jump in.