If you are wanting to be involved I would look for a smaller independent team that would be a true "partner" on the ground so to speak! 

Sounds like you have a solid spread so I would start lining up your contractors to get estimates and bids so you can hit the ground running once you close. 

built from the ground up and paid for land in cash What was the outcome?

I would also set ground rules. 

You need boots on the ground.

Some beams are on or too close to the ground which is a concern for moisture/wood rot/pests.

Get a good team on the ground, know what you want so you can move quickly when the time comes

I have not been there in years so will be sure to be boots on ground myself should I locate anything there.

This shouldn’t be ground for going to a different market.

Hi @Jason Medina I have done a fair share of flips and renos here in Orlando and have great contractors that I work with and trust, but even when you are on the ground, it is easy to get taken advantage of or get a different crew than your used to and it is not unavoidable.