A good site I use for research is municode.com to find out all the local regulations we might encounter and if there are specific building standards for Parks. 

We will have liability up to 1M on the property.My questions stem from loan/Asset Protection.If we were sued, and for the sake of this discussion we are sued and lose $2m, would we only lose our $1m (insurance proceeds) and 20% capital (assuming we have to sell the property). 

I would give standard 2 weeks notice and have enough vacation banked to leave after a week.

Hi Account ClosedI can understand the annoyance because the actions of the wholesalers of marketing your property without even speaking with you first is unethical and unprofessional.You want to be respected and set standards so others understand their boundaries if they want to do business with you.

It's a decent sized window for a standard 10'x10' bedroom, but it's just one. 

I work with and get to know local bankers, insurance agents, etc and they might even give me leads-it has happened!

What is the maximum you should pay for it in order for the numbers to make sense, or what's an industry standard?

Need proper insurance in all aspects that's for sure. 

I heard the insurance can also be a real pain due to the hurricanes etc.Anyone with experience in either/both the FL & CA market that can weigh in on this?

In the event that you hire a broker it is industry standard practice for leasing commissions to be baked into the lease rate and usually amortized over the term of the lease and often times with a standard cost to capital added annually.