Yet I feel @Jay Hinrichs said it best comfort level. I

Hi Duncan,If you want to check out some cities from the macro level.  I

@Jeff Greenberg At a macro level, I like Kansas City MO a lot more.

After meeting face to face with inspectors and turnkey providers, it gave me the comfort level I needed to go for it.I like Indianapolis and KCMO, but I've heard good things about Memphis as well.

I actually turned my success into a teaching gig for Florida's largest real estate company where I teach/train/mentor new & experienced agents how to get their business going or take it to the next level (Think: Mike Ferry but on a corporate level). I

Lets be honest I never stated that "I love it", i have problems with the system on every level, I would still rather see some restrictions over none at all.

A few of the reasons - the property doesn't have a great flow, the kitchen is small, there are low ceilings in the dining room, and though updated six years ago the finishing level is mediocre. 

I'm a fan of AO Smith water heaters.

(I'm 95% certain I have the %'s correctThe current debt level is 95% of the GDP, up from 51% 22 yrs ago.

My personal comfort level is 50%, though this is no magic number.