I saw wholesaling as a more scalable model for my business so I decided to transition to it since I was already heavily marketing direct to seller.

That's a more precarious hire than ever before, you won't have another agent on the other side of the deal that's really on the same side trying to make things close.

It's a more accessible way to grow your initial investment until you can hit that $20,000 to $40,000 liquidity mark, which opens more doors in real estate.

Selling the property offers a significant cash sum, enabling you to potentially diversify your STR portfolio by purchasing multiple properties outright, fostering a more passive income stream.

I figure that pets will require a more thorough cleaning anyways so any type of deposit is going to be used towards that. 

Its a more saturated market now due to low barrier to entry and all of the "guru's" selling Arbitrage online to folks.

I've come across several sources suggesting that purchasing an established Mobile Home Park (MHP) might be a more advantageous approach than constructing a new one.

I need someone who's familiar with FL Statue 718, as well as someone who has experience in managing properties of this/similar size, is versed in contract negotiation with vendors/service providers, & is a more hand-on individual.For context, the condo already has a property management company.

Hopefully someone familiar with your state laws can reply and give you a more concrete answer -- but hope that helps you with somewhere to start! 

But investing needs a more thorough investigation.