I suspect there are one of two issues going on:1) Are you talking to a investor-friendly mortgage lender? 

They all have email lists that you can join..best way is to google "buy my house fast in Orlando" or similar and you will see many results for their websites and you can sign up quickly.As for cash flow, those are mostly being found well outside of Orlando right now, but I suspect that will be changing soon, unfortunately in part due to Hurricane Ian and damages.

I suspect their safety obsession is at least partially related to the fact that they moved into my suburban SFH after living in an apartment in downtown Atlanta.

The usual suspects are 1) overpriced; 2) no staging / bad staging; 3) lack of professional photos; 4) not as great of a real estate agent.

Seems like the "usual suspects" are in bubble mode.

Some lender do them, some don't, but I suspect more and more will be doing these loan types as time goes on. 

If this is an "All In" fee, that is a great deal, but I suspect some of the maintenance costs are coming from separate bills from the property management company.

No idea how those contracts work we do this out west with Timber.. you literally record a TIMBER DEED  .. timber is real property until its severed then its personal property I suspect minerals and oil is the same although what I read about and see in title reports is mineral rights being reserved so there has to be a document that creates that ..

If you do, I suspect it could take you a long time to pull yourself away from being an employee at a Brokerage and truly entering the realm of your own business, which is where you grow and chase your endless opportunities!

What if you suspect foundational/structural issues with the property?