Historically what variables determine what the minimum accepted bid will be?

I generally use zillow to see the 10+ year rent historical so I can have a reference for the worst case scenario.

So as rents historically increase but your mortgage stays the same these deals get more and more profitable.

I generally use zillow to see the 10+ year rent historical so I can have a reference for the worst case scenario.

Even if they could, lifestyles, at least for now, do not make it a competitive option, at least at historical price levels. 

Historical averages are still 75% higher in many cases (4% vs 7%).

I am generally looking for B neighborhoods and found a few nice looking areas (Historic Old Northeast, Shore Village, Seminole and Dunedin - way north). 

I think 'rents always go up' has historically been true for the long run, buy and hold investors.

Are there utilities in the way, is road wide enough, are their bridges etc.For context we once moved a historic structure a half mile across a highway and it cost the historic commission $65,000 just to take down the utilities for that distance.

I think it could be a good way to start since interest rates are still historically low.