the condo HOAs are responsible for it not you as an individual. the newer the development the better. a lot of the older associations are worse and are having to do special assessments and pushing condo fees way up.

I have a lot to learn, but I'm pushing forward.  

My final outcome was that I sold the homes and broke even, and maybe a little more, and with the changes Rob seems to be pushing, things should likely improve.

Is there any way you can push the sale a few months? 

I came across a random podcast talking about FL's market crashing due to inflated cost with too low of a demand, along with refusal to cover storm/hurricane from insurance agency ( I admit I haven't researched the truth behind this one), assuming it pushes owners/investors to go to private thirds at a massive premium.

I would try to push it to an experienced investor who can navigate that stuff.

Raw RM land flat may be worth $8,000-12,000 door-  Fully entitled could push this to up, fully entitled with approved plans could push this up to $16k-$24,000 per door.  

VERY difficult to cashflow on Class A properties with mortgage rates where they are.This pushes many investors into buying lower Class properties they don't understand and thus get burned on.

The worst part of renting to my Parakeet tenant is that her cars are spotless, her house is spotless, every time I go over my car needs to be washed and all I can think is they must look at it and think "geez, there goes the neighborhood" lolOne of my best tips, I learned from a friend who owns 50 plus rentals- always collect the rent in person.

Standard construction issues caused their project to push out a few months and California real estate being as strong as it is, my house sold in a minute.