A good jack of all trades will be worth his weight in gold as most specialty subs aren't interested in coming all the way out to replace a door knob and/or their hourly rate makes maintenance calls prohibitive.

My question is am I sitting on a wholesale gold mine or should I drive out of town and look for something in a bigger town?

The fact there was a warranty deed in the previous chain of title doesn't necessarily mean a thing.

Keep your eyes open to new avenues that still lead to your end goal.Embrace DisappointmentFew people strike gold on their first attempt.

If you can sift through the dross and find the one or two gold nuggets hiding in the pan with problematic applicants, you have a tenant who is going to stay with you forever because they know their next lodging is a cardboard box if they screw up.

It is also set on the beautiful Lake Dora which is connected to a huge Harris Chain of Lakes. 

He determined that the backside of the property is in a flood plain and will more than likely need to remove one side of the wood privacy fence and replace with chain link.The thing is that the house is not technically in a flood zone.

If that doesn't work, move up the proper chains of command in the city (city engineer's boss/head of DPW, etc.). 

Gold standard here is a 30 year fixed rate conventional mortgage (Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac products).

I can't remember the name but they took a 240b machine gun and put a handle and trigger on it like a chain saw.