On top of that, this industry is heavily regulated by the state.  

I’m currently acquiring buy and hold long term rental condos in about 4-5 specific buildings, but those buildings are heavily diluted with investors so the only way to find good deals is to find off market units.

The first is that the city it is heavily divided between touristy areas none touristy areas but I cannot find away to break it down by neighborhood on airbnb or airdna.

The slope is very heavily felt in the entry/living room but the bedrooms and kitchen have very little slope so I am guessing it will still be a very decent rental.The current owner bought it for $43,300 to flip, had it under contract at $103,000 and again for $96,000 this year but both fell through due to inability to find financing.

If a lender is heavily a commercial lender in growth mode for the portfolio they tend to get more aggressive on the rate and term for the loan and willing to negotiate loan docs and other items more.I like to see lenders that specialize and understand a specific asset class and want to do loans.

Rates are heavily dependent on FICO, LTV, Term, loan size, and other variables. 

There were some challenges as to how such a site would vet the data incoming and how the site owners would risk liability if inaccurate information kept them from finding housing in their area.It's a great idea on paper, but I think unrealistic to implement.You can meet that need by doing your due diligence and screening heavily. 

I penalize heavily the failure to notify in advance.

We are ready to move forward with more investments and have been heavily researching many areas nationwide.

I agree with @Scott Harper, I used to live in Florida and was a member of the CFRI group - you can meet some good folks there, but they do heavily promote gurus and classes - so just skip all that and listen, learn and utilize Bigger Pockets - with none of the Hype!