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Updated about 4 years ago, 12/12/2020

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Alberto Nikodimov
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  • Property Manager
  • Orlando, FL
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Are you selling, holding or buying?

Alberto Nikodimov
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  • Property Manager
  • Orlando, FL
Posted

Hi Everyone,

I was wondering what is everyone doing right now with the crazy market we are in! What is the right thing to do when deals are so hard to come by? If you have properties that have appreciated, is it a good time to consider cashing out or keep holding on to them?

I am based in Orlando and I am also operating in Miami and both markets are currently on fire. Especially the SFH! We are a property management company in Orlando and Central Florida and most of our investors are currently sitting on cash because they cannot find anything that makes sense. Others are offloading properties and chasing out due to the hot market.

What is your strategy as an investor? If you are a realtor, what are you advising your clients?

Have your criteria for purchasing properties changed due to the new market we are in? If yes, how so?

I have my own opinion but I always like hearing from others in regards to their thoughts and markets!

Thanks for your input!

  • Alberto Nikodimov
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  • 321-499-9292
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