fyi - be aware some condo complexes will have provision that  you are not allowed to buy if  unit will be an investment  ...take in consideration  the  entire  costs for the  condo ...dues / taxes  / insurance if needed  when  figuring out  cash flow  …..vacancies are  softening so the rent income might  be lower than it would've been  6 months ago ...if buying a condo - make sure to  check the resale certicate of any unit to make sure that there are no assesments  pending or litigation pending as well

Rents are softening but still much higher than a couple of years ago. 

However, Florida prices as well as demand are not softening appreciably anytime soon. 

People poster but when money is involved I find soften they change their tune.To all: I’ve never actually done a deal with Chris.

Currently some pockets in our rental markets have softened.

8) You most certainly could find good deals on your own currently (even on the MLS now) as the market has softened some.

Rents have softened a bit but are still great as long as you dont overprice it.

If they soften, I have working room. 

Not enough that they're losing money, but there's an influx of Airbnbs coming online so demand is softening a bit. 

In my letters to the tenant I usually mention what I think is the market rate and then I let them know that their rate is still well below market and that I think that's softens the blow of raising the rent.