I was wondering your thoughts on how would I go about finding someone who may want to build a tiny house or 2 in the Lake Placid, FL area and we come up with a plan to profit on this project.  

If I don't correct that, I'm looking at $850 for the other issues.Also, in addressing the foundation cracks.

I literally JUST realized I have about 2.5 acres of undeveloped land on my PR that I could develop with trailers/tiny houses.

Poor conditions (cracked walkways and driveways, lack of railings on stairs, missing shingles, worn roof, etc...)5.

They make a good product I've used that goes from 0-3/4 inch thick and will not crack.

When a bad renter slips through the cracks, or a good renter turns bad, they don't know how to nip problems in the bud and minimize losses.

Once you have holes in the sheetrock, loose wires, cracked window panes, and so forth, the house will not fall nicely into "lendable" condition. 

If funds are limited you can buy a tiny house and put it on a small patch of land outside of town or in an RV park and rent it out or STR.

It also has a tiny storefront that's being rented for $75/month but can rent for $150/month with some work and a new tenant.The empty lots have the same $200/month lot fee, and already have water and electricity running to them.

If you're viewing the property for the first time, big things to look for include, issues with the roof, sinking/sloping floor subboards, exterior and interior structural cracks, sitting water near the foundation, age/life expectancy of the water heater, furnace, and hvac system; large trees/branches near the property, any electrical issues or wires that aren't sefely secured, and the list goes on.