Cape Coral is a unique market in that it offers access to nearly every major investment strategy within a single market such as LTR, STR, new construction development, land banking, retail/commercial, industrial, etc.

This is a pretty unique restriction and I would think LESSEN the home's value considerably.

So many people treat MTR like a unique investment class, but it is not.

**I know this is all going to vary based on everyone's unique goals, timeline, and life situation**But I am curious to know how you think about your real estate portfolio and how you approach your strategy.

Anything halfway decent in this market - view not included - is going to cost $800K+ and from the comps I've seen they don't seem to rent for all that much more than Geodomes or other unique structure done right.

However, deeds-in-lieu have some risks that the borrower could later challenge the transfer.Flexibility to work out solutions: Major bridge lenders emphasize their flexibility and creativity to structure deals around a borrower's unique needs.

Were they dieting, weighing out food portions?

I did learn something about how title is done there which was quite unique.

The majority of existing houses were built in the 1930s, contributing to the unique character of the neighborhood.

@Ashni Modi Your journey into real estate investing like mine starting in Seattle now Hawaii, poses not so unique challenges, especially with the high entry prices that can often exceed $1 million or 600k to get out of the bad areas.