However, it is currently rented without any lease agreement or any formal paperwork, which horrifies me (and which I plan to rectify ASAP).  

Cost me a couple hundred bucks as I pay people for their time to sign paperwork for me.

Come to find out the town just passed a moratorium on STR permits last week for a minimum of 12c months, will likely be closer to 18 months once you get through all the paper work and get approval.

Also, grant programs frequently take a really long time to close and have exorbitant amounts of red tape and paperwork required. 

They made those changes on their paperwork and it's a done deal.

Any licensed, insured, and bonded contractor is allowed to do the work, but the contractor really needs to be properly educated on the paperwork, timelines, guidelines, payment process, different versions of the 203k, etc., or have verifiable 203k experience.

Its just Baltimore City paperwork nonsense.   

Once trust has been established, then it's all a matter of paperwork and formality regarding putting what you've agreed to on paper. 

Just getting a property sub2 is no guarantee that you're going to make money on it.And then there's the paperwork.

I am so tired of all of this legal nonsense, paperwork, questions.