It was a condo conversion there began in January, finished in May and completely sold off by September. 

Sorry I missed the part about you knowing you will need to occupy.This reply will put the topic back at the top and maybe spark up more conversation to assist you.These 2 area's you posted.

I am thankful that you guys are having this conversation because although it has always been my philosophy to keep pressing in the face of adversity, I have an assistant that I am training that has a very hard time with it.

I have just learned through a conversation with city hall that a portion of my target neighborhood is going to be involved in an eminent domain buyout at some point and it will be rezoned as light industrial.

She and I had a long conversation about tax lien investing and she sang it's praises to no end.

Please continue any conversation at:http://forums.biggerpockets.com/viewtopic.php?

Like if they attend the Commercial courses, and you are investing in commercial RE, then strike up conversations with people in the room.

This is the conversation before we exit the house most days.Im a patient man, but I plan on suing for the square footage of the house that was rendered useless because of the barking of the dogs (per month), honestly, I'd like to try for the entire mortgage payment, for the time spent trying to get the neighbors to comply.(6 months as of right now).

I've not looked at FL except for a conversion project in Orlando, so I can't compare.

condo conversions huh - ouch - what a pain in the waazzuu..