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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Want to invest in Orlando FL
Hi,
I am new to this forum and I do believe investing in multi-family to have financial freedom. Currently, I lived in San Francisco which is crazy expensive and no way I want to invest here. I have a rental home in Windermere, FL which covers my payment and little extra I reinvested back into the loan.
I would appreciated if you can help me answer these questions.
1. Is Orlando a great place to invest in multi-family comparing to the rest of Florida?
2. Which city should I put my money to if I am looking for a nicer or middle class areas or. What you guys think?
3. What is the best place to find great deals. I am currently looking at loopnet.
4. There are few units for sale but in a community properties which consist of association fees and policies. Would you invest in a condominium in a community or private properties?
5. Market is topping as of now, do you still invest in multi-family or wait for pull back?
Thanks in advance,
Sam
Most Popular Reply

Hey Sam
1) Yes Orlando is a great place to invest, however multi-famlies do not really exist here, single families is the bread & butter for cash flow properties in Central FL
2) Orlando, Sanford, Kissimmee, Apopka, Winter Garden, etc are all good areas for cash flow. Obviously Windermere is very nice and has a lot of curb appear but as I am sure you have noticed, the ROI is quite low there.
3) Best place to find deals?...PM me :)
4) Yes condos are becoming more & more popular even with the HOA's because the higher rental rates you get for a lower capital outlay washes out the HOA costs from an ROI perspective.
5) The longer you wait, the most it is going to cost you and the lower your ROI will be. The simple fact is prices have been climbing at an average of about 0.75% a month for 3 years now.