The issue is the building has a special assessment on it where 25k is paid this year (by the seller) and another 25k will need to be paid in the near future tbd (by the buyer).

No issues. 

So, buried in this is a more important issue. 

In 2016, the city stopped issuing new non-owner occupied STR licenses - known as Type 2 licenses - for short-term rentals in certain residential areas.

Supply chain issues seem to have largely normalized.

I want to give one to my contractor to fill out so that we are on the same page and there aren't any "forgotten" details that will end up costing me more in the end (aside from true issues that couldn't have been accounted for during due diligence). 

I do BRRRR not flips but the same issue applies when doing multiple things at once.

Are there conflicting tax issues because the real estate agent is a member of the LLC? 

Core 4 Is book by David green but you can see the podcast on YouTube it’s the four people you’ll need to properly invest out of state.I invest on the gulf side and Atlantic sideThe one issue in FL right now is insurance.

They seemed a little sympathetic and it helped slightly, but I mostly just did whatever they said.What I learned is: If you pull a permit, don't do anything that isn't directly related to the permit until that work is done and inspected.