I am keen on having everything run from the cloud so you will find my choices here are something along that line1) CRM: Freedomsoft 4 OR Infusionsoft OR Zoho by propertymob OR Realeflow OR Podio (I have read of some advice against buying the above such as Freedomsoft and advising to save the money instead but after reading up further, i would like to use a dedicated tool to help me with Wholesaling)2) Property Management Software: Propertyware OR Buildium OR Appfolio OR Rentec (I would like something comprehensive and allows online payment and tenant screening)3) Fix-N-Flip project management: Co-Construct OR Procore (This will be useful for me in my 2nd or 3rd year of REI but buying it first and understanding the software wouldnt hurt)4) Accounting: Xero (I like its 3rd party addon with other cloud services like the above Co-Construct)5) Receipt app: Expensify OR shoeboxed6) Google Apps7) HR: hrcloud.com (Employees management which I will hire)8) Evernote Premium9) Biggerpockets Pro subscription (For all the cool stuffs that you cant get anywhere else!)

We have a lease and rental property insurance coverage.

If so how much coverage?  

I must comply with all state and federal laws as an employer in the State of Nevada, including payroll deductions (FICA and Income Tax withholding), provide industrial insurance coverage and pay required unemployment compensation for that employee.If my project requires the repair, restoration, improvement or construction of a pool or spa, I acknowledge my obligation and duty to comply with the provisions of NRS 624.900 - NRS 624.930 (Inclusive).I acknowledge that I have received copies of NRS 624.900 - NRS 624.930 (Inclusive) and NRS 278.573 So going to court with a handful of paint material receipts and a the $500. spent on labor will cause the landlord to loose.

The Seller would be required to maintain fire and extended coverage insurance on the property, with the TB named as an additional insured on the policy.  

I wanted to put together a comprehensive package of information with the price, value, neighborhood info (schools, crime etc) and tax info.

Here is a semi comprehensive list of Dodd Frank regs..Disclaimer:The information contained in this information is based on the research of Brian Gibbons through several sources and is not to be relied on for any transactions occurring anywhere without consulting your attorney.

I would call an insurance agent and find out how much or if it will qualify for insurance coverage in its present condition.

Hey Jeff,Found this, not if sure it helpshttp://seminolecountyfl.gov/gm/devrev/concurrency....In 1985, the Florida Legislature adopted the "Growth Management Act, " to provide a framework for local governments to use as they developed their long-range comprehensive plans.

My only advice is to ensure your insurance expense accounts for the need for hurricane coverage.