If the competition has in unit or onsite laundry, car ports or garages, porches/decks, a pool at the facility and other items I may have a difficult time getting comparable rents as long as they still have vacancies available.

@Chris You @Julie McCoy @Stanley J OkazakiI believe the info can be found at http://www.cleanairactionplan.org also check out the Port of Los Angeles.They revamped the site so I don't see the article I originally found.

I recently helped a buyer to get a brand new trailer home that was a double-wide and over 2,200 sq ft - 3 beds, 2 full baths, in a 55+ community for $147,000 with upgrades for a car port and central air.The unit I have under contract with a buyer in a different 55+ park is a manufactured home, also 3/2 with car port and central air at $179,900 - and it was built in 1985.If you're thinking of buying individual homes to rent to tenants, I'd consider a 55+ park on the theory that people that age will hopefully not be engaged in as many, shall we say, "youthful indiscretions".

Jacksonville and Port Saint Lucie seem alright to me.

Hey I'm looking for any recommendations from BP for inspectors in the Port Saint Lucie area.I looked at Angies List and figured I'd try JCM services.

Anyone in the Panama City, Mexico Beach, Port St Joe, Or Apalachicola area?

I am finding it difficult to find cash buyers.  Any ideas besides going to RE club meetings?

I have been looking into the port st. lucie market for bigger properties and better deals although I don't like the idea of traveling that far for the re-hab. 

I personally invest in La Porte but that is because I work there and i know area well. 

I currently own a vacation rental in Port Charlotte, FL.