Next to it you can find the taxes, insurance, and any HOA fees. 

So they can't insure until April 2019.

However, you have to include taxes, insurance, CapEx, repairs, etc. 

I purchased a property and lived in it for years before I changed insurance companies and it was revealed that I wouldn't be insured until the Federal Pacific circuit breaker was replaced.

No I do not see this as an issue, many have stated that back in the 80s, the credit card interest and auto interest was eliminated and both have growth and seen new heights in their respective businesses.

After my share of CON-tractor stories, I only hire licensed/insured professionals in good standing with the state of Florida and who have at least 2-3 good referrals I can verify.

Insurance is always an issue and not sure what city/ county some requirements for a CUP to operate .

They are the only company I am aware of that meets our needs of having one account that can handle multiple LLC checking accounts, ability to auto add late fees, allow you to block payment if you are evicting, allow for every other week rental payments, and many other features.  

(When I bought my SFR, my insurance required to fix a crack on the steps before it gets insured, it cost me $500).2.

If you do have your own license - How much does that cost you to maintain each year, including insurances?