Ocklawaha and Ocala are not same and Ocklawaha is very rural with no infrastructure.

The equipment and infrastructure?

I currently work as a consultant, on a project that deals with a lot of risk assessment, identifying pain points for my client in areas of improvement, along with these types tasks, there is a lot of tracking and monitoring of multiple different requests that are going on at one time, as well as having to manage my team and personal to ensure we are meeting all necessary suspenses.

Granted the ordinance was enacted and repealed in the past 60 days, we're all just kind of waiting for the new ordinance that continues to place financial responsibility for repairing infrastructure on homeowners.  

Which many real estate experts claim is the best time for investors to buy and hold onto until the market rebounds.With the Panama Canal reporting record income and numerous infrastructure projects in the works (like a 2nd Metro Subway line in Panama City) along with highways and the main airport expansion; the market should rebound in a year or two.

I'm 31 I never met one person who moved to Lehigh acres under 50 years old. no jobs, infrastructure, commercial, etc and no utilities either. just a land play that a developer made millions on in the past 

I am committed to continuously monitoring market trends and fostering robust industry relationships, positioning myself for sustained success in commercial real estate.

This is part of the reason that we (our clients) have few properties well south of HWY 160.Infrastructure will be a long term issue.

Was there around a year ago and saw all the infrastructure, the World Cup, the nice people, great place to live.You're living in a good market.Gino

I'm not sure we do, other than continue to invest in infrastructure, fix Social Security (principally by removing the cap), and don't renew tax cuts that were stupid to begin with.