I have a coworker who's a real estate agent in Fort Meyers, and he's said they've had incredible growth there over the last few years.I'm completely new to real estate investing, but Cape Coral is on the top of my list of places to invest.

Both me and my brother are at this stage at the moment, I'm browsing all loans that I can that will seem beneficial between me and him.

There are many parts of Philly that have undergone incredible transitions.

You get your money without the tax hit at the moment and hopefully continue to profit off them,   If the objective is long term passive income, it doesn’t make sense to sell them… it moves you away from your goal post.  

We own a rental in Irvine and do monthly rentals at the moment. 

I guess at the moment there isn't much more that anyone can do than to provide resources and general advice.

They are incredibly unreliable and very underpowered.

Do you have anything at the moment?

Yes, in some markets big companies buying properties can have a noticeable affect, but it isn't likely to be forever or as pervasive as you think at this moment.

These guy know they'll never have to back up anything unless it's an incredible screw-up.