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Tyler Harrel
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Areas of Investing in Florida

Tyler Harrel
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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I havent seen too much on the forums regarding Real Estate Investing for the State of Florida. I recently just bought my first place out in Fort Lauderdale, saving up to try and invest into an additional property/condo. 

I just wanted to start a discussion about investing in real estate in the state of Florida, would like to see if anyone has had success. If so, are you having more success up in Northern Florida where properties come at a lesser price or down in South Florida? What areas are most logical when trying to invest in Real Estate in the State of Florida?

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Nicole A.
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  • Baltimore County Maryland and Tampa Florida
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Nicole A.
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  • Baltimore County Maryland and Tampa Florida
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Tampa area is strong long-term rental area. Lots of people relocating there. Lots of jobs, to include government/military jobs. Attractive area with several nice beaches within an hour or so drive. Tons to see and do. People want to live in (and visit!) this area. Housing is still affordable even with what seems to be a hot market.

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