Those communities were the worst hit during the foreclosure crisis.

The market projections for South Florida and central Florida are for the market to continue to decline due to the insurance crisis and the rapid appreciation experienced since COVID-19.

Back in the crisis days, they called it the Rocket Docket.

And for a period of time, they were right:  The financial crisis and Great Recession followed, and the market value of that property dropped almost in half on 5 years. 

The U.S. has sent away all its "nonessential" diplomatic personnel and issued travel advisories.  

If there’s a housing crisis where you live I would expect you can get it full of good, quality tenants in about 4 months.

One began selling custom flip flops, (bought their own material with money saved), Another who was always encouraged with a camera, attempted to take pics for young people proms, birthdays etc.Then they helped me with a former biz of cleaning up HUD properties during the housing crisis on early 2000’s.Next, but not all of the details for sake of my response.

First, you're cherry-picking a period that includes the worst financial crisis of our lifetime, 2008.

Just read an eye-opening article about the recent rent crisis.

I believe America is in the midst of an affordability crisis and giving prospective homebuyers more options could be both ethically rewarding and profitable.