If there are special rules for this your CPA will know.

I would recommend talking to a securities attorney who specializes in real estate like Jillian Sidoti over at Crowd Funding Lawyers. 

If the schedule slips by one week a make up schedule now must be submitted.The contractor must list all subcontractors he will contract out to and you introduce you and you go over with them can they meet the schedule if not they are out.If this contractor is not performing as agreed send out a delay notice to put it on record in your files.Penalties should be included in the contract for liquidated damages and your contract should say you have the sole right to supplement the work regardless of who's name the permit is under and hopefully the permit is in your name.

This doesn’t instil much confidence in us, specially since my wife has to work daily inside the building.

On top of that, I supplement with the BiggerPockets podcasts, books from real estate to self-help, and asking/talking to people about real estate.

It’s all about crunching the numbers and analyzing the deal with all the expenses including the HOA dues (and sometime special assessments).

@John Teachout is their any special paperwork we would need to fill out?

There do appear to be stains on the rubber gasket which you can see in the other thread I posted, and even a special spray I bought that works for most people didn't work for me.

Frequently there is a middle tier broker network within these markets that specialize in smaller offerings.  

If you're concerned about that review being at the top going in to the busy season, have some friends and family rent your place at special rates (I think $20 is the min) and have them leave reviews to bump that bad one down the list.