All Forum Posts by: Mario Faris

@Joshua Huss welcome! Palm Bay is a great area to start out at in too!

@Ryan Howard contextually, certain parts of Kissimmee & Sanford are likely your best bet.

@Oscar Barros I completely agree with @Dave Foster

To really get some better guidance I think a bit more context on your situation would be helpful if you’re comfortable sharing that.

@Kevin Fernandez You can truly do either or for both questions neither is right nor wrong. I'm a Realtor (but did not and has no effect on my personal investing) and I use a PM for my investments personally. I can answer both of these questions more authentically and easier when I have more context on your specific goals and life situation. I'll message you! 

@Kevin Fernandez welcome to this world! Congratulations on taking actions steps to network and move forward. Keep networking with individuals, don’t be afraid to acknowledge you’re a beginner as you have and keep learning! Action steps will slowly be consequential! What kind of questions you got so far?

@Robert Pease happy to help where I can. Feel free to message me and share with you my experiences & knowledge on the Orlando and Central FL market :)

@Roman Strawa

Both are fantastic options long term IMO and appreciate well depending on where you are buying within each MSA. Budget, your overall investment goals, current connections and network, etc are variables to evaluate which is best for you Roman. Feel free to message me for info on these markets!!

@Michael DiMeo welcome to the Space Coast! 🤙

@Monty Panm @Julie Sisnroy

Certain parts of Osceola, Lake & Volusia Counties offer "newer" homes in the 300 +/- range with solid appreciation and net positive cashflow after PITI & HOA. They're not many - but they exist I promise! They will hold their own, in great family friendly areas and be lucrative long term IMO.

Certain parts of Volusia county (32114, 32117) will be your best bet for heavier cashflow from day 1 & very minor appreciation/tenant headaches/month to month. Nothing wrong with this if it's your goal!

It's all a numbers game & based on your specific financial goals at the end of the day.

@Justin Hanson let's connect and discuss your criteria and goals.