. #2 Stay focused and remember you are in control

Smart you have a FT and PT job- I think you should essentially dive in.. but not make a "bad purchase" , since you can't win on the sidelines You absolutely want to have reserves when you invest, it would not be smart to have limited capital since if you have a major repair, you will be in trouble. 

My experience is limited but here is what it is:Owned a single rental condo ... sold it as I later realized it was safer than I wanted to be. 

Pest control?

Chinese steel and aluminum plants have almost no environmental controls, and they get free electricity.By ALL accounts they dump steel. 

What is enticing to one investor might not be for another one, so is a very difficult question to answer with such limited info.Also, I don't have experience with multi-use resorts so I'm not quite sure about what is a "typical" structure used in that niche. 

They only limit creditors to the assets of the LLC if it becomes insolvent.

As far as how I receive funds for purchase sale from folks in jurisdictions where  capital controls exist?  

Then develope an exit plan to limit your loss.

I am not in favor of limiting bank’s abilities to create money in the least.