I can get a pretty good chuck of land, about 40 acres of industial zoned land, in my city..

You should have a lot of data for them to scrub and call, they should be able to make notes stating follow up dates, wether the lead is cold or warm.

*Insurance company came by, did an inspection and stated the property was vacant.

Our 2005 version of Rules & Regs clearly state "Parking Rule: Exception: Commercial Vehicle 1-ton or less allowed in driveway only" (no street, yard, etc.).

There is one book for 49 states and a separate book for California.

Even a distressed dump of a house located in a warzones in the worst inner-cities don't lose value over 5+ year horizons.

It would be a good idea to familiarize yourself with your local landlord tenant laws, ESA certification requirements in your state. 

You will typically find a lot of distressed properties in Ft Myers due to the age of the properties and the economic diversity in the city.

This is in Oklahoma City, where Section 1 A.3 and 4 of the State Question 788 (7) states "an individual can (A.3) legally possess six (6) mature cannabis, and (A.4) legally possess six (6) seedling plants."

Can be severe penalties just like city STR restrictions, maybe $100s/day and legal expenses to force compliance.