You will start to see a more widespread array of carriers that come in competitive, but yeah the increase in hurricane damage is just not making these carriers profitable so expect a 15% increase in Florida at a minimum.

Thanks @Nickson Rio  We do post on FB groups, but it would be really nice to have that system of widespread syndication again. 

Interesting, good to know the taxes have such a wide spread between similar properties.

As long as the virus is out in the general populus and we remain at risk we will see continued scepticism and widespread protective measures and that impacts the lending environment, the labor market and economic growth in general and accelerates us downward toward a recession - this will impact the residential market first, especially for SFRs.With no way to predict the timeframe I think you would be wise to plot out your worst case scenario in full and then compare that against your FOMO feeling and see where that leaves you.

These are some of the issues that are preventing widespread adoption, but I think it’s only a matter of time:Hurdles for Blockchain to be Adopted in Real Estate..."

My son and I were in South Cape Coral yesterday checking on clients and there was widespread tree damage, power poles down, street signs and traffic signs down, business signage destroyed, fences and gutter downspouts down, numerous pool enclosures destroyed or with torn and missing screens, roof shingle, tree and other debris was strewn everywhere. 

There are essentially only two that are used on a widespread basis: PropertyInsight (Fidelity's), and DataTrace (First American's).

Find some thing, and establish a firm causal relationship between that thing and the phenomenon of paying more money for a crappier product suddenly being a widespread practice.

Not just in the 70's, but this was also widespread in the 2008 house crash. 

The news of airbnb hosts taking it on the chin, especially those that overpaid, under reserved and in general didn't practice sold business practices, is wide spread.