Always use insurance as a stall tactic and make them wait.

I looked and it appears any plans have been stalled. 

One is a high end efficient system that cost $12,500 to install, the other is a mid-range work horse that cost $7,500. 

@Steven Gesis  if the condos are mainly rentals they will play heck getting financing for owner occ deals.. most lenders require 60% owner occ's  as they don't want to lend into a rental property.. those need to be commerical non owner occ loans.. this stalls out projects big time

That throws many ratio metrics out of whack.You better pick the right horse if you're going to play in this race - since all the numbers are super-sized, any errors are magnified compared to the $100k house market.  

Its close to the horse racing area of Ocala, so we put it up for AIRBNB last year for the first time and it booked up December-March @ 4k/Month for the winter circuit with the occasional rent out for a few days a month since..

 @Andrew LawsonGet off your horse buddy.

I work for The State of Indiana and experience it first hand so it's pretty frustrating.I believe prices will continue to creep downward/stall (how much is anyone's guess) but demand is still high.

But some general comments-- if you don't already own properties, thinking about LLCing each one individually is really putting the cart before the horse.

An attorney tenant can be difficult if you get a horses rear attorney.