., monthly income at 3x rent) or just market the units to the public and rent out to whomever can afford it best?

Would the owner and the renter of the store space have to have flood insurance?

Hold for awhile and split the profits or have a public auction almost immediately after you control it.These are just a few ideas that should stimulate your creative juices.  

One of the tenants will most likely be vacating, but the other tenant has expressed interest in expanding into the vacated space.

If so, I'd love to connect and hear more as I'm in the syndication space as well - MF, self-storage and mobile home parks.

I have no problem with the neighbor adding a vent, however, the location happens to abut our bedroom wall, where there is open space. 

A couple hours of meeting people and getting into physical space are worth a few days of remote deal analysis.

Everything is digitized here and made public. 

One last question; if I do get my license yet it's considered inactive because I don't belong to a broker, I would still be required to inform the public that I'm "licensed" while wholesaling, correct?

What if it was a 2 Bedroom/1 Bath that was marketed to the open public and the person who took it, happened to be a single individual.