@Joel Gierbolini - talk to your insurance broker (who holds your auto policy) about an umbrella insurance policy. $1MM-$2MM policy should be <$200/month. 

This includes PAR and NAR fees. you may be able to find a board/broker that does not require PAR/NAR which could save about $300/year but would limit your other benefits.

& Buyers (Crypto Holders) are responsible for volatile currency that will cost a premium but will be instantly converted into cash.Middle man, in this case a broker/realtor cashes in on premiums from seller before the home is even listed.

If I'm not mistaken, Florida transactions do not require an attorney- the agent/broker is the one who drafts up the contract... correct?

Yes, through my Mortgage Broker sources, consisting of Banks and Mortgage Lenders, are offering I/O payment options as well as Hard Money sources.The Stated Income ALT loan programs for Florida are offering the I/O payment options as well.And to those who turn their nose up at I/O loans, when is the last time you made an extra payment on your Non-tax deductible car loan?

Have you considered contacting a commercial broker to assist you? 

My inclination as a broker would be to pass. 

P.S not interested in hiring a Broker, because giving them 10% for a lease renewal will actually cost me more than the amount I would receive due to the rent increaseThanks,Cramer

Also any recommendation on mortgage brokers?

Based on what I know from BP, I'll need a RE Agent/Broker, Property Listings, Property Manger(s), Contractor(s), and a Hand Man.Like I said, I want to build him a portfolio.