@Denis MaheuxI do not believe there is a maximum however if you charge a ridiculous amount of money and try to collect on it I think the courts would have a problem with it.

They hinted at even having to declare bankruptcy.

A former employer has a $24,000 Judgement against the individual and his wife....We can provide the Court filing number and case numbers to confirm the Judgement being awarded and the penalties that goes with the judgement...The Employer is getting old and would like to just cash out the Judgement at a substantial discount so that they can recoupe some of his out of pocket cost without spending more time to track these people down to get the full amount.He is willing to sell his Judgement for 40% of whats owed for a quick cash out transaction...Let me know if this is something of interest for one of you or if any of you know of some really good Judgement attorney who might take this on a contingency as the Employer just wants to move with there life and take the next steps here..

As an investor who has owned properties in other states as well as AZ, I find the AZ market one of the best, if for nothing else that courts are very landlord friendly.

But I did find a phone number that might be helpful to call and ask:Landlord and Tenant Court Clerk's Office: (202) 879-1152http://ota.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/ota...

Specifically, the Winthrop factors have been established and used by the courts to determine and evaluate intent.

Once you know their name, plug it into the clerk of courts/ register of deeds.  

Brian,Once you get settled in, you just need to change your drivers license and vehicle registration to Florida, then, if you want to really seal the deal as far as being considered an official Florida resident, you can go down to the local county courthouse and file a "Declaration of Domicile" form.  

That's assuming that the tenant always pays on time, and that nothing ever happens on the property (not likely).If you want to stick with single family investing, maybe grab the list of eviction filings from the local court house and start calling the landlords at the single family properties.

The owner of our house is going into a tax foreclosure, its actually in the courts now.