Another good resource is the coin laundry association .

We're at 1.0 months supply of inventory, the rates are still low and move are still flocking to SD that are younger, richer, and more educated. 2/3rds of everyone coming here has a bachelors degree or higher now. 

The DBPR website indicates the following:  "A licensed real estate sales associate or broker, who has at least 24 active months of real estate experience during the preceding five years in another state, may apply the experience toward a Florida broker's license." 

It's all dependent on the level of risk associated. 

At that price point you'll likely be in C class assets which will need some degree of rehab.

Such as transfer of utilities and other associated issues.

I have no idea what jurisdiction this transaction is taking place, but you need to follow your purchase contract and associated laws, etc. 

Coastal Florida Real Estate Investors Association 

(One of our condo associations where I live has $950 association fees while the average mortgage is about $825.

I've held a Real Estate license for several years, and I've always used my license as a Realtor to help out friends, family, and business associates purchase homes.