Sharma, From my perspective I prefer to run my own fix and flips.

I will always look at the air handler and make sure tenants are installing fresh filters (most neglect this item).  

Appreciate the response Victor and Don and your neutral perspective. 

I generally stay out of politics, but I’m interested in hearing investors' perspectives.

Though it may cash flow well based on their current debt service, when you compare the income it produces to the equity they have is it actually even a good investment for them from an ROI perspective or would they be better off liquidating and redeploying?

Really appreciate your perspective on how flood zone properties, especially in desirable Tampa Bay areas, can still hold strong demand despite the risks.After weighing everything, I ultimately decided to pass on this deal—the price felt too high for the risk involved.

I appreciate the positive perspective of this

Its no surprise that also took them a week to go and turn it off.I had 2 perspective tenants waiting for over a month with their national background check only to find out there were alternatives we could use to get a report in minutes but they refused to not use that company.Finally I get a tenant after 3 months on the market who is someone who was fully approved by the rent amount was 200 dollars less than market value a month so I agreed because it was just before winter when its harder to get someone in.

That perspective resonates.

I like the SFHs because they are easier to manage from the perspective that the tenants are in charge of snow removal and lawn maintenance.