I’ve been in the home a little over a month and have run into a few plumbing issues that I’ve fixed plus the basement wasn’t finished by a professional and needs some tlc.

I was hoping to learn from local, Florida based investors about what to look for in terms of common construction or building issues (electrical, plumbing, foundation, etc). 

Plumbing: N.A.Gutters: N.A.

The home was completely remodeled, including new plumbing, and electric.

Depends on how you define "rehab" but for me I updated electric and plumbing and those alone were a lot. 

-Seem to go hand in hand with plumbing/electrical issues and hoarders-Usually not in appreciating neighborhoodsBuying a property off of a wholesaler can go either way, so in the end it is important in my opinion to know the individual you are working with.

I'd start with handymen (we've run across a few that were way more talented and versatile than I realized) to knock out as much of the little stuff as I could (painting, tiling, light electrical and plumbing, cabinet/countertop replacement, knocking down and putting up walls, etc.). 

It depends on the configuration but I had all the plumbing redone in the basement along with a water filtration system (brown stinky water too!). 

Ensure your HVAC and Roof are solid, check the plumbing etc. 

I, and a couple of other investors that I know, have worked with MainLine Plumbing & Drain for projects and inspections similar to what you're looking to do I believe.2-oh-six, 294 9691, I've worked with both Rick and Jim.