Later on you just get  a reduced sales price or tens of thousands in repairs needed to compensate for decades of neglect and rigging stuff. 

By "flip", I was alluding to the more generic, cookie-cutter look I see everywhere.

Jerry-rigged?  

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I small (12 -18 ft) skiff/dory/cutter/whaler or a larger sailboat or motorboat?

Haven't moved there yet, still running my business in ND and looking to make the transition as soon as I can find financing at the moment with my business being only ten months old I don't fit into the nice cookie cutter mold that underwriters at banks want, even though income can be proven.  

According to Nolo (link below) looks like a Florida LL does not have a duty to mitigate damages, but you cannot enforce any sort of early termination fee without specific language in your leasehttp://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/tenants-rig...Here is the specific statue referenced http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?

Maybe you can swing over to the nations and do something different than the cookie cutters devs are pooping out

At least for retail and if it's not cookie-cutter.

Ideally conforming, cookie cutter 3/2.