I could be wrong, because I'm not tuned into that and biased against that part of Orange Co. 

Looks like I have some leg work ahead of me.

I was always under the impression a tenant could sue you and your family for "Everything your worth" if they slipped and broke a leg because of Landlord negligence ?

Company has consistently fallen short of performance, communication and their accounting is a mess leading to unexplained charges.I sent notice that i want to terminate my contract early due to these issues and the company has balked threatening outlandish early termination fees totaling several thousand based on what they claim they spent time/leg work in helping me to acquire the house and lost management fees for a projected pro forma until the rest of the contract terms.

Orange County is most likely similar to San Diego County where an FHA loan for 3-4 units is going to be difficult to qualify with.

If you are looking in Orange County that site is https://ocpaweb.ocpafl.org/das... 

Company has consistently fallen short of performance, communication and their accounting is a mess leading to unexplained charges.I sent notice that i want to terminate my contract early due to these issues and the company has balked threatening outlandish early termination fees totaling several thousand based on what they claim they spent time/leg work in helping me to acquire the house and lost management fees for a projected pro forma until the rest of the contract terms. 

He shared that the flame was orange, indicating furnace not getting hot enough.

Pursuant to... a contract case ...The Florida Supreme Court has adopted twelve factors that should be considered when determining a reasonable (attorney) fee.i) Time and Labor RequiredThe Court found that 40.6 hours was reasonable and necessary....v) Customary Fee in the CommunityThe Court found that the market rate for the hourly fees charged in the greater Central Florida area including Orange County, Seminole County and Volusia County by lawyers of comparable skill... is $350.00 to $425.00 per hour.vi) Whether the fee is fixed or continentThe Court found that the Plaintiff’s attorney’s fee in this case was wholly contingent.vii) Time limitations imposed by the client or the circumstancesThe Court found that the client imposed some time limitations for a speedy return of her deposit.viii) Amount involved and results obtainedThe amount involved the return of the tenant’s own funds which were returned in full to the Plaintiff....x) The “undesirability” of the caseThe Court found that tenant’s rights cases are generally undesirable cases to prosecute on behalf of the tenants....xii) Awards in similar casesThe Court found that the proposed award of fees is not unreasonable in relation to similar cases, the complexity of this case, and the time during which the litigation was pending.

Probably charging an arm & a leg for that, too.