If anything "life threatening" gets approved 90% of folks will freak out and sell out.It will be even more fun if that happens than it is now as we feel like kids in a candy store whet it comes to deals in Toledo.Stash the cash guys just in case and then hit the market like a fat cat when everyone is selling heheAdam, Fiji tent you say?

I moved to Key West in 2006 after graduation and have bounced back and forth between Maryland and Key West, finally calling Key West my permanent home in 2013.  

So that is a bit of a worry if tourism is permanently effected then property must drop in value.

I would solve this problem permanently with a solid barrier fence on the property line between my property and the neighbor.

If you continue to have problems with the mold despite your expensive solution, your only chance of eradicating the problem permanently is to strip that apartment back to bare concrete, bleach the everlasting blankety-blank out of the rafters overhead, and refinish the entire place using the materials I've mentioned.I hope your solution ends the mold problem, as it WILL end the excessive humidity problem.

The court record will be permanent.

Lenders won't have much collateral on empty lots.Most "land" loans are essentially construction loans that turn into mortgages (construction-to-permanent loans) once the dwelling/structure is completed.A "buy and hold" on land is essential prospecting.

Remote workers, people moving to a city but don't know where they want to settle more permanently, divorcing people who need a temporary stay, etc, etc.

It looks like the best paths for this are to establish an RV park or campground, or a mobile home park where some of the units would be on permanent foundations and others could remain on wheels.I was wondering if anyone has gone through this process and has any tips / pointers.  

we have too many banks in this country. imagine how much cost can be cut and fat can be trimmed if we had 50 banks or fewer. there used to be over 14k banks, and now it's down to about ~6k. do we need that many?