- 6 units, 2/1 each unit - built in 1985 - Just outside of Orlando, FL (will have very low appreciation overall, if any). - Only 4 occupied @ $450 each - market rent for all 6 units should be about $500 each - actual expenses per seller $12,905 - seller financing, not availablethanks guys :cool:

545 vs. 300,000,000 People -By Charlie Reese Oringal versionCharlie Reese is a former columnist of the Orlando Sentinel Newspaper.

The tenants have already well and truly paid off what I bought them for.House 1 Orlando: 3 bedroom house.

http://www.cbsnews.com/media/the-10-hottest-real-e...Here's an article that says that Orlando will see the largest rise in home prices this year, at 5.7%.Considering real estate as an investment, these returns are very low compared to the stock market.According to this, one should never invest in the value of real estate because there money would be much better in stocks or even municipal bonds.

My wife likes Orlando so we will probably eventually settle down there and start up another operation between there and Cocoa Beach.

Obviously not as great as 2011, but I wish I had just gone with my gut about a year ago when I initially found interest in the market.They also list Atlanta, Chicago, and Orlando as other undervalued markets.The article is based largely on data from a firm Fitch Ratings, which claims that the local economy in Vegas should support higher RE values.

-Mike I'd parlay that low seven figures into multi family properties in middle markets like Kansas City or Pittsburgh or Orlando.

Any investors around Orlando area here on this forum?

So to that end we as always need to talk state specific so we give semi accurate advice to our brethren on BPI was just in Orlando and Justin STemper took me to this  ( him of Zombie house fame) AWESOME oyster bar.. its was the best..

How bad are my Cleveland Cavaliers going to beat the Orlando Magic this afternoon?