All Forum Posts by: Marc Middleton

 Did you ever get your properties? I have some great options for you if you're still targeting this area..

 I Have a great recommendation if anyone needs one for this area. Happy to share her name. 

Another home in this gorgeous area was just reduced to $249k! Was selling for $300k+ in the last boom. 

A state of the art hospital just opened in Bonita Springs, another large shopping development coming to Coconut Point. Right off 75 they are building a Starbucks. Logan Rd will connect Immokalee to Bonita Beach road next year (where these homes are located). 

get In now before I start a topic in 5 years saying 'I told you so!'

 Hi Bob,

I can help. PM me your phone number and I will put you in contact with someone from a large company I work with.

Thanks!

Marc Middleton

Just giving my investors out there a heads up that I feel Bonita Springs is about 20%-30% undervalued right now. Naples has been pricing people out of the market, its hard to find non-seasonal/year round rentals, schools are good (Naples are better), lots of land to develop and new things are happening (starbucks moving in, new 4 lane road coming out East, etc.)

Lots of opportunities to buy newly built townhomes/homes/villas in classy communities with good tenants for about 20% less than 2006 prices still. 

I'm offering free Property Management for 1 year for the first 3 investors to purchase with me in Bonita Springs. I'm targeting 1 myself and will manage it so I can afford to manage a few others nearby. 

Contact me for a list of motivated owners selling nice 2-3 bedroom homes!!

 Sure, message me your e-mail address and I'll add you as well. 

Have a great day!

 You've come to the right place, that's for sure. 

I have someone in that area I can send you. Send me a Private Message with your phone number and I'll put you in contact with them on Monday. 

 Sure thing!

its not based on per unit...its based on size, location to the ocean, bay, US-1, 95, etc. as well as replacement value...hurricane windows, new roof, elevated access points, etc. all make for lower costs..

Like my listing for a 4 unit building in miami Beach..we have full impact windows and all the front doors are up 3 steps except 1. so we have really good coverage for under $10k/year. other buildings pay $7k and don't have flood or have very low coverage. 

Questions before I can respond:

How do you House Hack a seasonal rental?

What is "extended stay"? 

Sounds like you want to buy something to hopefully retire to one day but essentially want to break even for the time being?