Second, I think there are 2 distinct aspects for my struggles:The first one is that I bought a building which is mostly studio apartments.

I had helped another investor friend of mine, so I am familiar with the process here in Philadelphia, so I could have done it myself.However,  my immune system is compromised as I had stage 3B Melanoma, diagnosed in 2017, so I just passed the 5 year mark in remission, but the treatments unfortunately put me at high risk of getting covid and having it be more dangerous for me than someone who has a better working immune system.

Why is it dangerous for them to think like a VA?

The single most stressful, and dangerous, part of managing a building is when you have vacancy.

Wimauma is not as dangerous because it's further inland from Sun City that is surounded by man made lakes or Borrow Pits.

@Dylan Barnard  There is nothing precluding a Chapter 475 licensee from wholesaling but it is very, very dangerous and I have personally defended multiple brokerages who have been sued after an agent or an "affiliate" wholesaled a deal where an agent was involved. 

This sounds like a dangerous situation.

When it is assumed to be safe, values will be higher, it will be more difficult to buy and it will be no safer of more dangerous than it is today.  

Do you have any evidence that the house was a lab to make meth, utilizing dangerous chemicals? 

Blackrock and other hedge funds are dangerous to American families when they buy significant amounts of SFR.