How does your insurance company know you need to fix the roof?

What kinda of company does this?  

The tenant can rent them from a 3rd party company easily

I always engage qualified legal and accounting professionals prior to transacting in new spaces or employing new strategies.

Yes, it is a numbers game.They say... 1) Postcards are easier to get glanced at and tossed. 2) Letters have a greater chance of getting opened and read. 3) Hand written notes and envelopes get opened even more.You could spend about a dollar per letter mailed doing it yourself, or you could spend $2.50 or more each for a company to do it for you and maybe have "mechanized handwriting."

We would like to do it all legally with plans approved by the town.Any recommendations for an architect / company that can assist us with this project? 

It is untenable for Private Companies to make a profit without buying another company that is leaving Florida and then declare Bankruptcy to Steal the companies leftover funds.

This includes providing clear explanations for the increase and being responsive to any questions or concerns raised by tenants.Avoid retaliation: Landlords should not raise rent in retaliation against tenants for exercising their legal rights, such as requesting repairs or reporting code violations.

Talking with my lawyer, he tells me there are implications where a licensed agent can fall into legal trouble and possibly lose their license if they are involved within the fix/flip deal? 

I've learned that I'd rather grow at a slower rate and not be at the mercy of lenders and insurance companies that will gouge you every chance they get.