If you wanted to work with a developer/builder, I would think with our engineering backgroud, you should be able to be a project manager, forward planning, even acquistions associate, albeit with some training. 

Pick an investment plan that fits what you like and what you have, like rent and hold, fix and flip, selling contracts, or living in one part while renting the rest.

I know that in single families in Cleveland Heights people have put in basement bedrooms with an egress window and they were on formal plans that were submitted to the city and approved. 

Hurricane prep and Evac plan for all properties.

I’d maybe start with, I agree with $x amount even though you missed the deadline but expect the rest returned to me within x days, or I plan to contact tenants rights group to help me seek all damages allowed.

If you plan to invest somewhere else, who is the top agent for investments in the area that could point you to a good mentor, or offer mentorship themselves?

Here are some specific questions I have, but any additional information is welcome:Safety and Community Feel: How do locals view the safety and overall community vibe in Pine Hills?

There's specific products for what you are trying to do.

Planning to do the same to the second unit in August.We've been doing lots of landscaping and plan to:-replace the front fence-replace the shed -paint the outside -add better ventilation through the roof What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?