Anywhere else I'd recommend a regular fence that'll be low cost and efficient

I usually start with $300 and go up from there, there's always variables like holding cost.

@Nicole Cotrino When It Makes Sense: Best for properties over $200k, high rental income, high tax bracket, and a long-term hold.

Good to see someone starting at such an young age.Try to see if you can get hold of a copy of The Millionnaire Real Estate Investor By Papasan and Keller.Also look at Real estate meetups in your area and Facebook GroupsThese help a lot and once you build  your network  I am sure more doors will  open to you

meet regularly. 

Vetting tenants is essentially the same as regular tenants, but expect lower credit scrores, bankruptcies, etc.  

I have been seeing Lake Forest and Lake Forest Hills as well as Ribault and Riverview as solid options but was wondering which of those you would recommend the most for cash flow and buy and hold strategies.

also side note @Carolyn Yates Docks can and are insured quite regularly. 

I have listened to about 40 episodes of bigger pockets rookie and regular episodes.

Buy and hold on commercial and residential wholesaling.