Nice to have you aboard, no pun intended.I appreciate those who come on here willing to learn, and there is a vast amount of material here on the boards.One of the areas that is a bit specialized when it comes to investing in Florida is protection and limiting liability.

Agree with Mike -  you collect money from them for a decade and they have been paying and now you want to pull out the (no pun intended) Trump card if you don't get your way and threaten them.... 

Learned the hard way (pun intended) how not to buy your first home.

When the SFR operators are turning people away with a laundry list (pun intended) of check out responsibilities, no one wants to book an STR vs. full service hotel.

On a slightly different note (no pun intended), has anyone looked at their financials through 8/31/2019?  

Quote from @Bruce Woodruff: @Joseph Beilke I don't want to drag this thread off topic...but it's in the same spirit (pun intended:-)Have any if you guys gotten into the smoky Tequilas?

(Pun intended) Detroit has moved from strictly the "motor city" to a tech incubator, innovation-cetric city with great food and nightlife.

Not a doctor, but I'd leave it untreated, it should heal on its own.I don't think there's a clearly prescribed (pun intended) answer.

The reason is because the ceiling no pun intended, is a lot higher than other lower class neighborhoods. 

I worry though that by having a pool it may water down the potential buyer pool (no pun intended) Is there any data on how pools affect the buyer market?