I own two, one in Destin and one on Okaloosa Island.

Looking at some properties between Destin and PCB.

It always baffles me how many people ask if they can have early check-in to "drop off their bags" or "to make the most of the weekend" or whatever... like it's impossible to do anything at the destination until suitcases are stowed in the rental?  

The end destination not the freeway that gets you there.Once you know the goal and the strategy, the numbers will dictate if you the deal aligns with your business model and strategy.

We do not live in a "destination location" per say.Do these numbers work? 

Basically it was my signal that once they put in 75,000 new homes (bringing what, 150,000 new people to town), that Knightsville is destined to become a town I just don't want to be a part of any longer.

So my strategy (my “How”) did not align with my goals (my “Why”).. and this was disastrous for me.Focus on the goal end destination.

Hey everyone, I am on the hunt for a live in flip in the Fort Walton Beach and Destin areas with a two car garage.

My fear is that if I bought my first property today, I would be buying at the peak of a housing market destined to take a tumble in the next year or so and I would be stuck with an asset that might take many years to appreciate back up to its purchasing value or worse, never make it back to that value at all.

Other than it being a tourists destination, it's kind of a small town.