Generally, you want a team of "specialists" who can perform in each division of the company, rather than "generalists" who are do it all types. 

you will get all sorts of advice from those all over the country but its not worth anything.You simply walk into the planning department of the city / county that regulates land divisions in that area and it looks like a high priced area ..

I will be at Goldman Sachs in their asset management division.

Property bought in 19962000 years ago uncontested divorce.Property 50/50, I live there, in case of sale parties have to be both happy about it.Because ex did not fulfill another obligation (savings divisions), he wrote a few more QD.

I do plan on calling FL divisions of corporations but thought any advise I could get would educate me first. 

Many local banks and credit unions have a commercial lending division that can lend sometimes up to 80% of value.

Small as in divisible building, not a 1-2 tenant (@25,000 sq ft each etc.)Demand comes from the companies building and maintaining the physical world.

You want to basically develop a "parent" company to manage both of these divisions, or separate LLCs. 

I played Division 1 Baseball at Ohio University - those were great times that taught me a lot, made me a bunch of connections, friendships... and even ended up with a degree in Geology.

Each state has a Division of Real Estate who oversees broker operations & requires broker's to adhere to incredibly strict accounting procedures, audits and care of all of this money that flows in & out of their hands that is that of the client's (you) or the tenant's.