Whenever there is any condo/townhouse listed for sale, I would like to read CC& R (Covenant, Conditions & Restrictions) and bylaws.

With a project we have considers using shipping containers as an alternative to brick-and-water (due to delivery cost we parked that idea for another day).

The only thing I can think of is some kind of restrictive covenant that may exist if the two lots used to be one.  

If you look at this first property as a buy-and-hold, you will have cash advanced on the line of credit that won’t be completely paid back to $0 and you will have your own cash in the property for improvements that you won’t get back out until you sell the property.2.)I’m going to throw out some possible terms, though I want you to know that everything is subject to final credit approval.Option 1) If you are wanting a line of credit secured with the autos, we will need to establish a financial covenant something to the effect of the line will need to rest at $0 for at a minimum of 10 consecutive days.

Port Canaveral was recently upgraded and spurred an increase in number of big cruise ships, while containers can now be offloaded.

You can use Dirt cheap Signs out of Texas. 25 of them with stakes are $65+shipping.

Do what feels right and allows you to sleep well at night and remember that it's expected that your plans will change over time.I'll leave you with this...when a ship sets sail across the ocean, the captain doesn't set the course and go below deck for 2 months.

I suggest reaching out to @Michael Blank for mentor-ship.

You get like 25 signs and stakes for about $65 plus shipping.

Condos have master deeds, bylaws, covenants, etc.