I think it needs new roof, gutters, downspouts, electrical, plumbing, a lot of drywall, kitchen, 2 baths, trim, doors, flooring and paint. 

In areas like living rooms, I use laminate flooring like PERGO. 

I have seen some brokers asking for monthly fees for office space and some asking for a pretty hefty commission split.

Somebody else who isn't going to run some sketchy secret business is probably perfectly happy to rent your space and tell you what they plan to do ahead of time.All of those other questions depend on the terms of your lease.

It needs to be updated, new flooring and paint throughout.  

People really want to have pools and access to the atlantic ocean.This is our listinghttps://www.vrbo.com/874014The market is pretty saturated in the vacation rental space, therefore I am focusing mainly on long term rental.

Structural repairs will have to be made in the attic and crawl space.

Structural repairs will have to be made in the attic and crawl space.

Hi Everyone,After several inspections that I did (4 to be accurate), I start to think that my inspector is not professional as I got used to from other states I bought...The report almost has no photos, most of the data is general for all report (such explanation on the issue that is being tested) and complete areas that he doesnt check (for example in case of rodent - he completely stops the inspection in the room/space/area).From old inspections I did, all reports were with plenty of data, pictures (and one unique contractor in Las Vegas even had price assessment!).

I think you should be good on the setbacks and FAR because the property was built not too long ago and the plans show the same habitable space