I even tried to buy a 7-11 with it back in the day but didn't pull the trigger because I didn't have time to go to 7-11 school.They probably still do it, people just never ask.

I am confident that I would be a respectful and reliable tenant.Thank you for your time and consideration.

I think I would also take into consideration on where these enquires are coming from.

There's that pickle.You can raise up the whole house on piers, but expect it to crack and settle.You can build sump pumps and automatic Moen water sensors to trigger the pumps but if the water rises fast it won't save the ship, and power will probably be out so you need a generator.Do not expect or plan that anyone will fix the seawall, it's on you and the problem is will your neighbors all have millions of dollars to fix at the same time that you need to?

(Also, make sure you take all of these costs into consideration when you’re calculating your cash flow!)

Only where there is significant and sustained population growth will prices and rents outpace inflation.Another important consideration is overhead costs because it's not about how much you gross but how much you net.When choosing an investment city, consider all significant recurring costs.

You could also move into the Tampa property later on - although I would say this is a rare practice because people usually like to take advantage of the primary home loans if they are going to live in it (people usually live in, and then rent).All good points and considerations I have thought about.

I'm guessing the lender will require 6 months of insurance and taxes up front at closing for an investment property which will drive the closing costs up considerably. 3.

If you have FOMO and pull the trigger now, I suspect future you will be upset.

Frankly it doesn’t seem like you’re ready to pull the trigger on this deal. 99 out of 100 “deals” from wholesalers are bad IME.