@Price KenneyYou want to connect with an accountant who is very familiar with taxation as it pertains to foreign investors.A couple things to consider.1) Depreciation calculated may be different if the ultimate owner is US or Foreign.2) Corporation tax rate decreases with the most recent tax reform made "blockers" more attractive.3) use of a blocker is favorable to many foreign investors as you are not required to file a US individual tax return and not required to disclose all other personal information to IRS.However, all the facts and circumstances should be addressed before preceding so please consult with a competent accountant.

This would pertain to finding an investor friendly realtor, a reputable contractor, a reasonable lender, etc. 

Would not pertain to a Conventional or VA Buyer. 

I had a few questions pertaining to these documents:Are these a good resource to use for my local areas of interest or should I rely on another source of information?

Diversified Investors Group the local  Philadelphia  REIA is hosting some Philadelphia Sub Groups that will pertain to this subject and you should good there calendar for dates.Let me know if you have any questions.RegardsJoe Scorese

There is a lot of things to be covered pertaining to the ups and downs.

I am now under contract and about to close on a two-story triplex in Tampa where I'll live in one of the units.My question pertains to homeowner's insurance. 

Can you review an Operating Agreement as it pertains to the tax implications and partners' capital accounts?

Luckily they were out by that time so it didn't go that far to me.There is a lot of great advice on here, but a lot of it is very specific and may not pertain to your situation.

If you didn't allow, I would charge for replacing the grass in that area and for the removal of the trampoline too.A god idea to check with your states landlord tenant laws prior to charging anything, as well as your laws that pertain to the time frame in which you must send the claim.