Also, Alexaundra, you should also understand that the assessor database is not at all reliable when it comes to owner information, or the legal use of a property (think 2 units vs 3 units).It sometimes takes quite a while for the assessor records to catch up.

@Colette Chase, I probably got to this post a bit too late for this to matter if you offer or not, but I'll leave some things to think about here anyway.Firstly, I don't know this area so getting a true understanding of it is obviously key, but just looking at the projected monthly income compared to the total cost of the project makes me wonder if there's potentially a catch.

I guess I just want to make sure I don't catch any grief over this, covering all my bases. 

Would love to hear more about it and hope to catch up soon!

To me, there has to be a catch.

But here's the catch. 

And the catch is, not every lender will know how to properly close a deal like this (and from my research, most don't).

(4) Be sure to include a photo of the property with your phone number on it!

You should be documenting as much of the units as you can with photos (no cost, you can do it on your phone as a wholesaler), but since you are in FL and COVID-19 is running wild now, you may want to invest in Matterport so you can send the deal to your list and they won't need imminent access to write a contract.Do you have all the leases?

Are their listings detailed with good quality photos?