I can see planes in the distance, but it's not a noise issue.

At this point, if I need to hop on a plane to get there, then a 3 hour flight vs a 5 hour flight doesn't make much of a difference, I suppose.

I’m a full time employee in an insurance company and I’m planing to start investing in real state this year.

Accessory buildings and guest quarters.(1) Accessory buildings and guest quarters shall be located behind the front wall plane of the home and in the side yard or in the rear yard of the principal building and shall not occupy more than thirty (30) percent of the rear area. (2) Accessory buildings shall meet the minimum side and rear yard setbacks for the district in which it is located.

A plane ticket will cost you 1% of what the rental house will cost you, and depending on the house, neighborhood, and supporting cast, the plane ticket may be the better investment.

Me and my wife as well are planing to move to WPB before the year ends!

Your experience is common in many areas but as a local I hate seeing Cleveland painted this way - it's real, it happens, thankfully it hasn't been my experience... yet.You landed the plane and didn't lose money so that's a win - I am seeing a lot of failed flips popping up on/off market and the sellers (at this time) are not willing to take the pain needed to get off their failed projects.

There could be a niche market renting to people with small planes who like the airport crowd and need a place to stay during their visits or stopovers. 

I’m planing on following this same path by next year.

If I listened to everyone in my life I would not being writing this at 30 years old on a Wednesday afternoon in my house planing my next adventure!