If the days on market are short, then possibly, otherwise this is a walk-away."

Quote from @Peter Thielemann: Thank you Jonathan, I have a family member that has several successful rental properties and is walking me through the process.

He told me that the house is pretty far gone and needs about $110K rehab on a $90k purchase(I spoke with the seller after our walk through and offered her $90K, she verbally accepted and is going to come up to the house location this weekend.) 

My son was able to walk through the units the other day. 

If the insurance makes the numbers not work then yes walk, but if its more about the risk of being in a flood zone - 1/2 of florida is probably in a flood zone and its all about how comfortable someone is with the risk. 

Then walk away.Focus on lead generation—true motivated seller lead generation.

This will save you on subscription costs.If you want to discuss any of this further, I'm happy to answer questions and help walk you through it.Best of luck!

Thank you for asking this question, because I've been going back and forth in my thoughts getting started, it's very scary and I'd feel much better having a mentor to walk me through.

This has mostly been for bike lanes but the most recent is a statewide prohibition on parking near cross walks.  

We have walked a few wholesaler deals, looked at the MLS, and sent a few letters (no where near enough) trying to get back into the market.