Orlando is interesting because of the whole “Disney” market.

@Falgun Chokshi I have worked a lot with Atrium out of Orlando and they have a good process in place to service local and out of state owners. 

We have lived in South Florida and Orlando where we purchased and updated our homes before selling.

I first wanted a vacation home in Orlando to also use whenever i go visit and it being a huge touristic area i felt like it was a good idea; but I feel like something i am able to drive to as my first time is ideal. 

It's hard to go wrong with any major metropolitan city such as Orlando, Tampa, Miami, Jacksonville and Central Florida is growing fast!

I'm in the Orlando area and find that the best deals are often at the commuting distance edges of town.  

I live and work out of Orlando, FL but travel the U.S. to meet with landlords, builders, flippers and all kinds of investors.  

Places likely to be most impacted by this upcoming Silver Tsunami include both retirement hubs (Miami, Orlando, Tampa and Tucson) and regions where young residents have left (Cleveland, Dayton, Knoxville and Pittsburgh).

I am 24, a mechanical engineer in Orlando, FL, of course looking to getting into real estate investing.

I wanted to know if there are any good Airbnb cleaners in the Orlando, FL area that's good and prices aren't too outrageous?