My name is Tyler and I was born and raised in Destin, FL.I skipped college and went straight into the family business which is in the moving and storage industry.

(job vs. investing) There is no right or wrong, but you want to make sure you are on the right track to take you to your ultimate destination.

Top 10 Moving Destinations in the U.S.Atlanta should have a good 2013

Brandon Turner - 3000 miles is never too far to drive if your destination is Austin.

If so is your end destination after you return in Florida?

I have many rentals and if I send you my schedule E, you'll see it shows that rentals cost more than just PITI to own, sad, but true.2) If you just "ride it out" for 3 years, and then add back your maintenance and replacement later, and don't think of it as part of your rental, you don't really have the $1,000 cash flow "ROI" that you speak of, but you'll come out ok, most likely.3) Assuming you're an aging "boomer" as I am, or as you stated, at least headed for retirement, you probably made a good move, as if it's a desirable retirement destination for boomers with money, the competition for houses in that area would likely grow, so you may have been wise to lock something in now.It's hot over there, don't forget to get the air conditioning serviced regularly - hopefully you've got someplace cool to go in August.Joffrey Long

For example, a passenger leaves LAX and is traveling to ATL as her final destination.

(phonetically hehe) - you were destined to succeed!

Some businesses have high sales but low margins so you have to dig down further.I prefer DESTINATION businesses.

Here in SD it looks like people can easily rent out their apartments for 20+ days a month, and although I'm not 100% sure, we're pretty much a year round destination.