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@Alex Balan welcome to BP. I live in Naples as well. Buy and hold with annual rentals is tough in Naples. Prices are quite high and good returns are VERY hard to find. I am investing mostly in Lee county. If you subscribe to the "1% rule" Naples will never work. You will find an occasional deal in the Cape Coral area which is where I prefer to buy and hold. There are areas in Ft Myers where you can do much better than 1%, but they are C and D areas. My investing criteria is nicer houses with higher rents and less turnover. Other investors have different objectives. My suggestion is to research the market, define your goals, make a plan, and work it. Also, we have a local REIA in Ft Myers and I encourage you to join. PM me if you want details. Good luck.