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Joseph Velez
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Orlando Fl.
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Orlando Market, why aren’t more investor buying in Orlando?

Joseph Velez
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Orlando Fl.
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Thanks to a strong economy, Orlando's rental market continues to boom. It is consistently named as one of the best rental markets in the nation and the #1 place in Florida to buy a profitable rental property. While tourism is one of the driving forces in the local economy, Orlando is also an important high-tech hub. Since job opportunities in Orlando are growing, people from all over the country and even some other countries are choosing to move here. This directly translates to a boom in rental income as there is a resultant increase in the demand for both residential and commercial property rentals, and this means steadier income for investors in Orlando real estate market. The soaring rental rates are good signs for real estate investors. Around 46% of the households in Orlando, FL are renter-occupied.

Flexible Tax Laws

Investing in Orlando's real estate market can help investors to lighten their taxes as Florida is one of the few states with no personal income tax. Its flexible tax laws are a blessing for investors especially in this climate of a booming economy. are considered to be the 4th friendliest laws in the country which is why a significant number of businesses choose to be based here.

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