Well you can imagine how well that worked out.Today I was called by both tenants, things have reached a head and tempers flared.

What we have been finding is that many of the folks coming in to FL are pushed to these markets as they are able to find more affordable housing - and from a long term rental perspective, the rent rates are favorable to providing positive cash flow! 

Not that this is, but during the gold rush the ones that made the money were the ones selling denim and shovels. 

The shovel doesn't shape-shift to another size mid scoop.

Hi @Anthony Pascual - TX, AZ, and FL are all good markets for the most part and if you have family there I would focus in on them.

I was around 16 when I first calculated my net worth.I shoveled snow (I actually looked forward to a big storm and was up at the crack of dawn with a shovel on my shoulder and wasn't back home until dark), cut grass, raked leaves, etc.). 

The store is slammed busy all the time, ALL the time and what they do EVERYONE knows is hooky BS of gimmicks yet all lap it up with a shovel.

Is this a lot or land, has this ever been build on, what size home(s) can be put on the lot, are there already utilities hooked up, is it raw land, does it need to be cleared, shovel ready, zoned correctly, does it need to be subdivided.... the list goes on. 

Ultimately, I never want to shovel snow again and love Florida.

Start with the cockroach infestation, then the Hell's Angel Tenants, and the BBQ pit in the lounge where they roast pig on Sundays, plus the months of piled up garbage shoveled in to one room to keep the place clean ...