All Forum Posts by: Jeffrey Anderson

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Been hearing a lot of investors had their properties royally screwed up from Milton. My neighbors on the first floor where I live, got close to 4 feet of flooding.

How did the storm effect your local portfolio?

 Somehow my MTR house hack in South Tampa made it through unscathed! I just still need power. 

Nice! I want to do a house hack as first investment since I live in FL, but these hurricanes are making me think twice about my location.

Been hearing a lot of investors had their properties royally screwed up from Milton. My neighbors on the first floor where I live, got close to 4 feet of flooding.

How did the storm effect your local portfolio?

Good day everyone, 

I am interested in purchasing either a condo or a townhouse for short-term rental. I am also open to a longer rental as long as I could use this place for 1-2 months as a second home (summer or winter break). Budget at or under 400K. HOA and insurance costs as low as possible.
Can you suggest a few good cities in the FL with lower vacancy rates and close to nature/activities?

I am open to both the Gulf side or Atlantic/east side of south Florida.

I plan to travel to FL early next month and want to have some idea of good cities/regions to start with. Your advice will be beneficial.

Regards

Suhaib

I’m sure this is a preference, but curious as to what you all do. When do you look at a property? Do you look before you make an offer, during due diligence, or not until you close. No wrong answers, just curious.

Hello Jeffrey, we can help you with this. Kindly advise a good time to talk.

Thanks Kindly

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Quote from @Mickael Castillo:

I'm staying at a furnished home here in ybor and I see alot of land that is unused and alot of building that I feel can be repurposed to make the place better and help the people. My question is that is there something that prevents investors from getting into ybor??

Crime is the first thing that comes to mind. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve spoken with locals that say they avoid patronizing Ybor due to this. It will get better as it continues to gentrify. 

Yes, I've seen that in the month that I've been here and it's definitely a problem but then that leads me to another question. If the crime is so bad and the homeless is out of control along with the chickens, why is the rent still so high??

I'm staying at a furnished home here in ybor and I see alot of land that is unused and alot of building that I feel can be repurposed to make the place better and help the people. My question is that is there something that prevents investors from getting into ybor??