Most structures that were not built correctly sustained damage, but I would venture to say the % is very low. 

Additionally, interest-bearing accounts may be mandated in certain jurisdictions, so it's important to check local regulations to ensure you're handling deposits correctly.

@John ClarkYour math is not correct.2.25 x 2 is 4.5%

Asking in the correct forum will get a better response.Need a spreadsheet or form?

You do have to make sure to price correctly.

A lot of investors start in their backyard and eventually expand once they hit barriers like affordability and competition.You mentioned that Florida’s housing supply is increasing and that we could see some price corrections.

I've been a financial planner for 17+ years and one of the main things I've learned is that the more I think I know what's going on, the less I'm actually correct. 

@Ryan Fox some great info here, but while you are correct that a service member assuming a VA loan restores eligibility to the initial veteran, making the deal more attractive, it is not strictly true that a veteran can only have one VA loan.

Nevertheless, my question is the following: How do I run a proforma correctly so that from a distance I can run numbers and know I have an educated source calculated to make a deal happen and not fall through.

Bought, that is correct.