We purchased for $95K, we put about $50K into it, it's currently rented for $2500/monthHouse 2: We purchased for $95K, we put about $80K into it, it's currently rented for $3500/monthCurrently working on finishing the rehabs for the remaining two houses.This is our forever home family compound, so we have no intention to sell and hope to continue improving and creating new streams of income from the property.

Overall, in markets like Jacksonville, where the demand for both homes and rentals remains strong, there’s significant potential for investors who are ready to snatch the opportunity.

I have seen a lot of strong market appreciation as well so the ability to buy and renovate for a good ARV still remains. 

However, this time, with stronger financial backing, the family is hoping to regain control and potentially monetize their 350 locations, including the flagship Seattle store and Nordstrom Rack outlets.The outcome remains uncertain, but this bold move could shape Nordstrom’s future in a challenging retail environment.

Compared to other commercial asset classes, storage remains one of the strongest performers in the market.

The lease says in this situation the tenant owes the total balance of the remaining term.

Here’s a recap of key points.Slower growth in prices and rents: Florida is expected to experience slower appreciation or even declines, affecting short-term returns for investors.Affordability challenges: While affordability remains an issue, the primary concerns are rising expenses and increased supply.Increase in new inventory: Florida is experiencing a significant rise in new housing inventory, contributing to oversupply.

I want to know if these areas remain desirable for investment if they are safe, and if they offer strong prospects for future appreciation.

After all expenses, the remaining amount would be your cashflow.

Of the remaining 10% most actually still suck at that.