@Brett Palmer I used to work in tech support at a call center for a home security company called Frontpoint.

There's a small pond on the land, but most of the 'wetland' is just due to elevation and it runs in a narrow band diagonally across the nearly square parcel, dipping the most in the center where the pond is, the rest is dry most of the time....just not build-able where zoned wet. 

A new Amazon shipping center backing up to your middle class residential neighborhood would probably hurt your value.

Because you initially ignored the statute that is at the center of the controversy... and I quote:"Next up, the other statute FL 475.43 is not relevant to wholesaling."... and now it is the basis for your position.  

I’m Also looking at bridesburg as another viable option as it’s another stable neighborhood with easy access to center city.With that all being said please PM me if you come across any good deals in either of those areas.

Great neighborhood in an HOA with community center in a desirable area.

My city is one of the highest rental cash-flow major population centers in America.

Whats happening in the city is an Aldi just went up on the same block few houses down, across the street from that a very big shopping center is going up with a Sonics restaurant and more, what triggered this is a huge company came to town.

@Shawn KimThe next Real Estate eXchange meeting is Monday the 14th at 6:30 at the BP Energy Center and the next Landlord Almanac meeting is on the 17th at the Megan Room.

Personally I would not have one LLC for each property, unless you are talking a large property like a 30+ unit building or a strip shopping center.