My name is Lindsey and I'm a Realtor and investor in Long Beach, CA.  

The key is, you're not just "sitting on the beach!"  

There a great many benefits when investing near the university- its the largest employer in Cincinnati, student population growing 6%/yr, I've had 0 vacancy, it's just 2 mi from over the rhine(think silver lake) and downtown, it presents cash flowing deals while well in the path of appreciation, and every major hospital in the city is within 1mi.

If you're ever looking in Panama City Beach, FL we would be happy to help.

They will happily throw you under the bus to make them look good, by turning you down.I have a client right now and Newport Beach, California, with $45,000,000 cash liquid in Wells Fargo bank and can't qualify for a $200 secured card with capital one because a series of incorrectly reported mortgage issues (that I will get deleted).

Whether that experience is sitting on a beautiful beach with my wife, or if that experience is fixing a leaky faucet in one of my rentals, or renting to upstanding, wealthy, Class A tenants, or dealing with a low income, but hard working tenant, who is having temporary financial issues. 

My name is Taylor and I reside in Hermosa Beach, California.I just got out of the beer business and decided I wanted to fully commit to pursuing a career in real estate.

Hi@Andre Jones,Dave beach is a remax realtor in Franklinville area.

Any suggestions on what part of Broward or even palm beach or Miami date will be a good location for rental property.  

As an example, in the city of Long Beach, STR is tolerated in the R2 or plus zones but totally banned in R1/SFR zones.