@Amanda ScullyDefinitely go to any REI meetups they could help you narrow which towns to stay away from or jump on board.

The main thing is to have a clear vision for the property and what the city / county will be on board with as well as any surrounding neighbors as they will be brought into the conversation of any public notices / hearings and or rezoning is required.Development is a process with specific steps and order of operations so make sure you are clear on the process prior to signing any contracts.

I have spoke with Real-estate agents, Mortgage brokers and property managers in the area and they all seem to be onboard, but they all stand to gain from my risk,   which is why I am reaching out to my fellow BiggerPockets members. 

This happens to be my wife's favorite property so far (glad that she is coming on board!!!)

Of course not all local governments have got on board with them but I think they will in the near future.

My wife is on board which is usually the voice of reason when I get excited.

From what I understand, since they are on a trailer, they are generally regarded as personal property like a boat, RV, passenger vehicle, or even mobile homes depending on your state.

I am on board with you 100% about the next 10-20 years being a great market for FL, and am headed there this weekend on yet another exploration trip with my husband - this time to Stuart.

Welcome to BP Nation Rick, great to have you on board.

So since I cancelled the original offer I had to sign a rescind letter and jump back on board.