I came across the Federal Weatherization Assistance Program, while researching LEED construction this afternoon. 

Should I reverse my thinking that being close to the subway equals more valuable, and buy the less expensive property now that is cheaper because it is NOT close to subway with the idea that the subway will be obsolete in a few years anyway since local governments won't be able to keep up and compete with fast moving companies like Uber?

As others have already nailed it, yes, you are responsible.You can call your local building regulations office and ask what is required to meet local code which will also be in compliance with federal and HUD requirements.Stairs should also be uniform where each step has the same rise and run, an exception would be at landings.

Home was willed by decedent to kids, and pretty sure seller is executor Me and family, arriving from out of state, with movers, trucks, friends and family arriving out of state to help because I am injured and can NOT heavy lift at this time.This went down on Friday evening, was told that seller is getting lawyer, this wasn't supposed to happen, will talk to us Monday.......Seller refused early occupancy, so, seeing writing on the wall, texted our realtor and stated our personal belongings are in home, as well as my federal government owned/issued computer and badge, and I have no idea how that will be handled .....Our realtor said, "you have things in house?

The government has indeed gone wild!

The only time it would have to file in FL would be if it (the S corp itself) owed Federal income tax at the entity level.

i called them up early in the morning and realized the LLC federal filing deadline is March 15 not April 15.they were able to abate for me nevertheless.

Any guidance on local (KC) or federal banks?

I'm not in the business to fight local and state governments.

@Heather Hall  In order to give you the best and most accurate answers, I would need to see the Federal Depreciation Schedule created by CPA/tax professional.