I got a quote for Co-Star, and it was out of my price range since I’m starting out.

If you're just starting out, you may want to try renting to the general population in the area before diving into a specific niche with more rules and regulations like section 8 which may cause more time and delay. 

The moment the price was reduced I jumped on it.

Background information is that my wife and I have a high w2 income and also started an llc to mange a short term rental that we own.

They are worried about underwriting the deal to today's costs with the concern that rents might not rise to cover the additional costs (keep in mind, I'm in FL with huge insurance rate jumps...but other areas are feeling similar pain).

The start indicates "Affirmative Habitability Requirement per 24 CFR 5.703(d) and NSPIRE Final Rule"Does that mean having a fridge and stove are requirements to qualify for Section 8?

Any suggestions and recommendations on the best ways to get started would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, No, I don't have new construction experience but wanted to get started. 

Hello all,I’ve recently started a new junk removal and handyman business in Northern Virginia.

I did Seller Financing for a business I purchased.We did their price and did a 2% Down Payment with Terms that we called "Step Up" we started with a low monthly payment but every 12 months we increase the monthly payment too.