The LP is easy to find, on the Dade clerk of court, official search, site.  

If you are flipping, you definitely need to adjust your underwriting and perhaps the specifics inside your business model to function at a profit in a downturn.

@Nirbhik Modi I like to answer this question using data, and I have built a system to do automatically identify areas that have the highest rental returns at the lowest risk.My team built a system to model rents using machine learning based on comps, location, and local economic strength.

When you re-do your lease, model it after the Texas Realtors standard lease template.

Been looking into doing some passive investing as an LP.

There is no place in my business model to allow domestic violence to occur in one of my properties.

If it is a higher end rental I will buy more expensive flooring such as a hardwood as long as it fits the model of the house and makes sense.

You can include insurance premiums in the initial underwriting models, but it's wise to ensure there are standard things covered by the insurance company, like 12 months of lost rental income, etc.

All conventional mortgage lenders to my knowledge use FICO, but each credit bureau also has multiple versions of the FICO model too.

Also good is Foundations of Real Estate Financial Modeling (Roger Staiger), and anything by John T.