As far as deposit, that ship has sailed.

Patience is the game when you're trying to change the course of a big ship!

With no cruises feeding the Galveston County/Island economy there is potential for the exponential growth in Galveston to slow down 

If you can babysit the tenants and run a tight ship though then you can definitely profit more from the favorable numbers.

The cash flow is amazing, but you must run a tight ship and understand the potential pitfalls or you will lose your shirt (and all your other clothes as well). 

IF you had knowledge and capabilities to self-manage and lease than yeah, it would be an option, but you don't as you said so it would be like me saying "hey, I'm on a sinking ship and know nothing about boat repair, what do I do" and they say "oh, it's easy, boat mechanics are BS, just google it and you will figure it out", yeah no, Momma didn't raise no fool. 

I left after my enlistment as an electronic technician on my ship to a career in local government as city manager/executive director.

If you don't eyeball the product you could have a lot more trouble getting it back where it came from for long-distance shipping.

is getting so much new warehousing, shipping, and logistics business that I think there will be demand.

I know people that have rented 40' shipping containers "for a few months" and they're still sitting on their property after ten years.It's ridiculous what people will pay to store their crap.