
1 July 2019 | 17 replies
Sorry, no data......from my view:If one earned money from which to "fix-flip"(unless you have a Gen Contractors lic, have side time... whatever), my opinion, [CAUTION] South Florida is nonsense clown act, (synthetic growth), Irma money is overbuilding / lifting a false R/E data market, and thanks to local tax multipliers are up 1-2 points; only adds to "comfort levels" if looking at SOUTH FL, Monroe/Miami-Dade / Broward , etc, the East coast of the State has no industry to fund usual and customary lease terms.

9 September 2023 | 12 replies
We have only completed long or short term BRRRR type deals because I believe its the bread and butter of my market.

8 July 2022 | 11 replies
Appreciation is not nessesary lower.B houses you can find by good schools rating, low crime rates, and driving by on Friday night feels good - people barbecue, cars parking are good and newer, lawns are taken care extremely wellC is the best for bread&butter to rent: you could buy reasonable low, update it not so expensive and rent it to stable Tenants with good jobs, income etcThese are lower crime rates, less houses for sale and more expensive when you count your numbersD is the risky low income neiborhoods with highest ROI.

12 October 2019 | 1 reply
My bread & butter is single to multi-family property acquisitions.