Obviously I already know the building and that in and of itself is valuable, but is there anything else I'm not thinking of? 

How many new investors would know it's as simple as address lookup -> tax rolls (check transfer date and purchase price matches marketing materials) -> EDGAR (verify filing made by owner-entity) -> state corporate lookup (verify the partnership entity leads back to the person who sold interests in it.You bring up some valuable points and truthfully I didn't do any of the steps you mentioned in last paragraph.

Utilize resources like BiggerPockets and local investor groups to gather valuable insights and connections.

They could provide valuable insights into which areas are hot for investment and could maximize your returns.

Yes you need a RE niche firm but tax prep without proactive year round tax planning is not very valuable.

Make sure that cleaner feels valued and valuable. 

It gives you valuable experience as a landlord firsthand which will be helpful down the road when you consider a BRRRR strategy with hard money.

I was invested in multi-family, but like ss much better because it's just steel and concrete...the tenants can't damage it and no one ever calls me at 6am complaining that their child flushed a toy down the toilet like you get in multi-family.

I'm reaching out to this community because I find it to be a valuable source of knowledge and insights, especially when it comes to real estate investing.I've come across a potential real estate investment opportunity recently, and I'm eager to gather some feedback and insights from fellow enthusiasts and professionals in the field.The property in question is located in Central Florida, in an area that I believe holds significant promise for future growth and appreciation.

The worst issue is that people post on here and they act like they're like made of steel like they can't be affected by anything, i guess they arr the perfect ones, yaya you!!!