Essentially we are trying to determine if we want to become property managers and want to know how to set us apart from the competition. 

Secondly, the county property tax rate for FSSD is also high at $2.679.Other posts mentioned that FSSD spend 70% of its revenue in education but I'd just like to have some insider information on the details.

I'm totally satisfied running my operations out of my home office, deducting the space off my taxes, and maximizing the revenue off all my properties.

Essentially then, you shoot for a bank appraisal of $650ish, and then your mortgage is appraisal minus whatever gift + cash you can put in.

They charge 5% of monthly revenue (rent minus vacancy) as their management fee which I find to be extremely competitive with what others offer.  

Essentially the house needs a ton of work, 100k easy.

Its essentially like running 100's of mini-hotels scattered across multiple locations. 

I currently have a 16 acre parcel zoned as rural residential 10 that I would like to break into 3 parcels, essentially re-zoning as rural residential 5, but our county has recently buckled down on parcel divisions so I want to hear what others have done to get the county to grant a re-zoning request or an exception for a specific lot/ lots.

I already approached Revenue Office at Broward Tax Collector, they said they cannot and have never started this type of process with the court.

You could then essentially market those deals before you market them on the mls(even though you would eventually put it on the mls), still bringing your buyers "off market" deals.