I had a Union Hall to ship out in Tampa, Ft.

You have acknowledged that the market isn't going to keep shooting up like a rocket ship like many people are unable to do, but instead, the value will have to be added forcefully!

She was recommended to me by my Division Officer onboard my ship who also happens to be a real estate investor.

However it seems that the time period to inspect and negotiate on the mold was during your inspection window, and the ship has sailed on that.

If the lots are actually on the bay and some portion of the lots are above ground you may be able to use them aso docks.  

Do a drive around some of the neighborhoods near the ship yard and notice how many of the homes are being/have been rehabbed, notice how many people are maintaining their homes, etc.  

I bought the ultimate house flipping guide and am about halfway through, but any recommendations on how to get this ship out of the dock would be greatly appreciated! 

-With Shipping Containers are you able to refinance the property once it's almost full or is it best to sell and buy something with Real Property?

It is being built near a shipping distribution center that is also under construction.

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