Three finished units. Zero remaining work. And the complete document file every Indian Rocks buyer is asking for. 717 E Gulf Blvd is a three-unit block-construction property on a 5,500+ SF saltwater canal lot in Bahia Vista, one block from the sand. The renovation is finished — all three units are complete, with no outstanding work, no deferred maintenance, and no punch list transferring to the next owner. The land alone is valued at $750,000. At [LIST PRICE], you're acquiring a canal-front barrier-island parcel plus three finished units for $899,999. — priced $50,000 below the 7/15 appraisal of $949,500. Run the math yourself; the spread is the point. Full transparency on the questions that matter here. Buyers on this island are right to ask about flood zone status, the FEMA 50% substantial improvement threshold, and what prior permit work means for future projects. Rather than leave you guessing, all of the following are available on request: FEMA/WLM letter and structure-only valuation Substantial damage determination status Elevation certificate Complete permit history for the renovation, with full cost documentation Current flood and wind insurance quotes Because the work is done and documented, you know exactly where this structure stands against the threshold before you write an offer — not after. Three ways to own it. Operate all three units as short-term or long-term rentals. Occupy one and rent the others. Or hold a canal-front, walk-to-beach parcel in one of Pinellas County's most supply-constrained submarkets — a lot that can't be replicated at any price. Full block construction. Open and guest parking. Direct saltwater canal frontage. The units are vacant and available for immediate occupancy, giving a new owner a clean slate on rental strategy and rate-setting from day one. Bring your contractor, your lender, and your questions. There are answers for all three.