Quote from @James McGovern: I ran across an investor whose strategy is to taunt tenants on eviction day to encourage them to make emotional decisions that get them arrested.

I ran into an off market deal a few months back and started to get serious about things.

-Have you had issues with long-term vs. transient guests, or community culture? 

A rerun to office culture suggests many people who live in Florida will be moving away potentially to the Northeast.

In Connecticut, title insurance is typically purchased at closing via the closing attorney .i ran across a group of buyers whose heritage is Eastern Europe where it feels as if the attorney in their community is charging excessive amounts for title insurance.

During my last visit to Florida for home shopping purposes, I ran across a few builders that had excessive markups on upgrades.

This can also create tension with local landlord-tenant laws, insurance carriers, and zoning ordinances that may have safety or liability provisions related to firearms.To pursue a mission-driven rental community aligned with firearm culture legally, it would be safer to create a general "Second Amendment enthusiast" community rather than outright requiring gun ownership.

hey, when I was looking for mentors I ran into his profile, he seemed like a cool guy, followed his page for a while.

But suddenly I ran into issues for different reasons, so the cash flow isn't large but I'd lose out on a lot of money if I try to sell now since I've only had it for 2 years and only put 3.5% down on the house.

My parents actually considered buying it first, they backed out, I ran the numbers and found that it seemed to work for several different exit options, and put in an offer.