the best option is to get copy and make a appointment whit a Attorney anything any body whill tell will be a opinion whit out the details of the facts(lease)

Banks do not extend credit to anyone for nothing.To charge a fee on an existing loan, the lender will need to obatin consent of the existing borrower and the new borrower, that is not a problem, but it means technically, another closing.There are also what are called "compensating factors" these are issues surrounding the loan that either make the loan stronger or less with less risk or goes the other way, with more risk.There are many reasons for a lender to say no, could well be that the lending portfolio of a small bank is booked up and is not making additional loans or extending credit and if the term and amount are already mixed into the portfolio and offset by reserves and other investments, the might not be in a position to extend that laon amount.Each insured lending institution has a "written loan policy" which are the rules that management has set for all loans to be made and not following these rules is a violation noted by regulatory officials.

Same for the faucet, don't use a cheap model with a plastic body...get a mid range moen or pfister single handle NO Sprayer.

Title Transfer and other regulatory paperwork - are these typically taken care of by the agent during the transaction, and are there ways to verify the title has been transferred to the correct party?

Since we do this on a daily basis our bodies are used to working in this position.

That’s strange, most brokerages are looking for any warm body to hire.

The cigarette they are smoking has hundreds of chemicals in it that are not good for the body.

Taking on extra regulatory risk anytime you buy in an HOA.

How is the regulatory landscape for STR around Orlando? 

Must haves are:1) Contractor connections2) Regulatory knowledge, especially a pulse on what’s coming in the future (at the county, town and HOA level)Bonus points if you understand yield and how to underwrite deals.