So I didn’t want to give him poor advice, as this is pretty much going to be a blessing he may never get again.

I talk to my investors about this pretty often, especially if they're first time investors.

That seems pretty high.

Condos were built by a lot of cheap scumbags who are long gone and people are going to be left holding the bag on these.This guy is pretty good at explaining it:  Yak Motley Florida Condos;t=4s

Sedona is pretty but also even more expensive, so I didn't even consider it.

It's a way to generate more money upfront for them, on top of all of the other fees, and the overall change in payment is usually pretty negligible.

43206 is generally a pretty solid part of town.

I think it's pretty clear it disincentivizes new construction or encourages landlords to find ways around it.However, I do believe we could do better in areas for encouraging new construction with zoning reform and other tax incentives.

Seeing it on paper like this makes me realize it doesn't hit the 1% rule either, but maybe because the taxes are pretty low?

It's pretty plug and play and then when you get the full report, it's all in one PDF.