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All Forum Posts by: Brittany L Gramm

Brittany L Gramm has started 1 posts and replied 8 times.

Thank you for the encouragement. 

Quote from @Thomas Henschen:

@Brittany L Gramm

I'm in Milton, fl I think you could do well around the Navarre, fl area, as with everywhere else the prices are starting to come down slowly.


 Thanks for the input, this is helpful!

Quote from @Stetson Miller:

@Brittany L Gramm Like @Ruchit Patel mentioned above, Cape Coral, and really all of Southwest Florida, seems like it would be conducive to you strategy. Multifamily properties can still readily be found in the sub $400,000 price point in decent areas that also retain high rental demand


 Thank you for the input! 

Quote from @Kristina Kuba:

@Brittany L Gramm

I own a few short term rentals myself in Tampa and think Tampa is a great market because of the different types of tourism. Not only do we have beach tourism, we have educational tourism (one of the largest universities - USF and then UT), and also medical tourism (we have some of the best hospitals in the country especially for outpatient services).

For a lower price point, I would suggest a tertiary market like Lakeland. A lakeland duplex / triplex will be reasonable and you should have steady STR/ LTR occupancy as Polk County (Lakeland is the main city) sits directly in between some of the largest and fastest growing cities in America: Tampa and Orlando).

Please reach out if you have any questions. Best of luck!


 You made some great points that I haven't thought about, thank you for sharing!  

Quote from @Josh Green:

@Brittany L Gramm

Absolutely, I'd love to see how you have navigated and take any advice you might have. I am not sure how-to DM on here lol, but I can send you an email or add you on LinkedIn. 

As Ray mentioned above, I actually do a lot of House-Hacks, STRs, and more. In fact, I'm currently living in a luxury STR house hack. I'm in the Tampa Bay area, which to me was one of the best places in FL for both real estate investing and amenities/attractions. If you're considering this area I can definitely help 👍🏼


Quote from @Raymond J. Rodrigues:

Hi @Brittany L Gramm, what is your budget currently? Florida varies drastically in price depending on location. If you are looking in the Tampa area, definitely reach out to @Josh Green


My budget is $250,000 with an FHA loan at 3.5 down!

Quote from @Ruchit Patel:

I can help. I own properties in Cape Coral and Ocala of Florida. New construction ar giving huge profits there. Shoot me a text inside my inbox and I will share how I did it.


 Thank you for your input, Id love to learn how you navigated. I am still learning how to use BiggerPockets website so forgive me I am not sure how to send a dm here. 

Hello. So, I am a new real estate investor and I currently live in Colorado, but will be moving FL. My plan was to invest in Panama City, but due to my budget it doesn't seem realistic. I am looking to house hack a duplex or triplex or have a STR duplex or triplex. I was hoping to get some insight from FL natives on where these sorts of investments would make sense.