If I were to offer higher than asking price to lock down the deal, the only thing that would change expense-wise would be my P+I, but that would be minimal. 

If they don't require the drawings to be Certified by a Licensed Architect, you can find someone with drafting/design knowledge to draw the plans for you for your submittal; however, when the Building Department reviews the drawings they will still want to ensure the proposal meets local Building Codes & Ordinances, or if they are the type of department that doesn't do thorough reviews, they could be leaving the liability to You in order to ensure the construction is safe & complies with codes.As a Licensed Architect myself, I recommend you consider the benefits of hiring a licensed professional, even if the building department doesn't require Stamped drawings; however, I realize that depending on how minimal the scope of work is, it may not provide you much additional benefit compared to finding a decent drafter at a lower cost...You may want to check out Upwork.com as well, theres a lot of posts on there for various architectural & drafting gigs all around the world.

Just me personally but if you're in uncertain times I'd minimize my exposure on my primary (especially in FL where your primary residence is legally protected). 

How do I best protect my personal assets while minimizing set up/annual costs associated with the LLC? 

The real estate investment method I'm leaning toward is BRRRR but I am open to finding good deals on homes that need minimal effort to become rent ready.

Minimal work is required on the property.

The real power of the FHA loan is that it allows those with lower credit or minimal money down to purchase a home.

If you're trying to build a lot of wealth while trying to minimize the # of units you own therefore minimizing time invested, it makes a lot of sense.

The rents do not support the asking price and the seller flavors that by minimizing expenses and allocations.

If it is minimal, it might not be worth it.