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Eduardo C.
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Orlando Strategies

Eduardo C.
  • Homeowner
  • Orlando, FL
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I currently live near Universal Studios, and would like to discuss what strategies people are using in this area? Is there a good market for a buy and hold strategy? Is short-term rentals a viable option? I would sacrifice some margin to avoid potential headaches. I would prefer to stay in less than a 10 mile radius from Universal in case I have to go out and take care of any issues. 

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Ryan Galpern
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Ryan Galpern
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Hollywood, FL
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I would recommend looking for buy and holds in East Orlando near University of Central Florida or in the Downtown Orlando area.  There seems to be a big demand for good rental's out there and with UCF and Downtown continually growing, there will always be demand for rentals in those part's of town for now and the upcoming years.  Also prices are continually going up and the opportunities have flopped from a flip investment to more so a buy and hold strategy being more optimal.  Send me a message if you would like to connect and discuss some strategy.          

Ryan

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