I understand a stick-built home is more attractive for brokers because it'll be more expensive, thus more commission. 

I understand a stick-built home is more attractive for brokers because it'll be more expensive, thus more commission.

My interest in real estate is to continue to acquire wealth through SFR home flipping and eventually build up a personal portfolio of income producing properties.

Unless this type of tenant was the only ones I would attract, I would get them out asap and find the type of tenant that would pay rent ontime AND take care of my home.

(you won't be able to use it as they expire) The law in Washington says that the resale certificate has to be produced within 10 days but Associations that don't abide by the law have little consequences unless the owners get involved. 

I may be naive in my thinking, but in going a lease option route, you are at least seemingly trying to attract longer term tenants with a hope of one day purchasing.

I need some advice for "attracting seller bandit signs."

What company did you use to produce that for you?

The units are not the most attractive, but inoffensive.

There may also be some good inventory hiding in older areas of Fort Myers (Between McGregor and US41) and its not uncommon for some single family homes in that area to have income producing apartments or guest houses.Remember, as you are a finance buyer, you have a bit less leverage with sellers than cash buyers do, so you'll want your offers to be relatively strong in other areas (if you are asking for concessions you are likely not to get an accepted offer on an income producer).