This is an additional cost that an unsophisticated business will not haveIs their PM company licensed and operating under a broker or any other certification that is required by the State Real Estate lawsDo they offer rent guarantees?

You may wish to gigs the death certificate at recorder's office and determine next-of-kin, normally part of the document. 

*Once the project is completed, confirmed by a licensed inspector and certificate of occupancy, I immediately re-finance the property with a well-known "soft" money lender that can close within days and the GC immediately gets his / her investment back plus the usual profit they would charge if I simply hired them outright.

Yet landlords are forbidden from raising costs to cover these increases- Special registrations, taxes, certifications, and licenses required that are nothing more than a money collection scheme by the local/state government-The city/county/municipality charging the landlord for things that the tenants do, for example the city putting a lien on a property you own because the tenant did not pay the water bill-Local requirements that force a landlord to take tenants that they do not want in their property. 

For a Maryland property your Delaware LLC would need to obtain a Certificate of Authority from the Maryland Secretary of state prior to doing business here.

Hello,I have advanced certifications (C.I.P.S., GPS,MRP, TRC, New Home Ambassador) in Real Estate and working on achieving an Executive MBA.  

From my reading on this, it seems that the most affected properties will be those in the special zones VE or AE that have not had an elevation certificate done and are currently subsidized.

The c.o or certificate of occupancy, once issued, says that the property no longer has city or municipal violations.

Certificate of Rental Suitability (application sent to "Licenses & Inspections", can be done online, needs to be provided to tenant along with a “City of Philadelphia Partners for Good Housing” brochure)3.

Thanks.Get a certification from the other owner thattenants are responsible for utilities the utility COs have 'apparently' discontinued services as of mm/yyWithout heat and water, by definition, the unit is uninhabitable and there's consequences against you.Personally, I would serve the 30/60 day notice of non-renewal.