Citrus county includes inverness, Beverly Hills, Black Diamond, Citrus Hills, Citrus Springs, Crystal River, Floral City, Hernando, Homosassa Springs, Homosassa, Inverness  Lecanto.  

You have to sift through the lumps of coal to find the diamonds.

I don't personally work on these matters, however a partner in my office Phil Diamond ([email protected]) is an expert in this area.Another recommendation would be Lowell Walters at Gray Robinson ([email protected]) Let me know if you have any questions.

I've seen a few reports that look at the average returns in certain cities or zip codes, perhaps you can shed some light on the market with the large outliers and a wide distribution (where a small subset of properties outperform the average significantly) for those of us hunting diamonds in the rough.  

Johns Creek is a hidden diamond waiting to be discovered.

@Onaney Barrino Looks like youve got a lemon, or maybe a diamond in the rough. 

Though you better know where the Gentrification is heading quickly, or you will be stuck with a Diamond in a Coal Mine for a long time, and that time may never come in your lifetime.Detroit = more risk and more "possible" rewards (plus the "Cool Factor" of the gentrification area, the Mono-rail, and the Tigers, Lions and Red Wings).Grand Rapids = more solid investable area and less risk.Those are my thoughts.Scott...

There are still plenty of opportunities in the Cleveland market, you just might have to look a little bit harder to find that diamond in the rough. 

One of the sellers Scott met with offered her diamond wedding ring to assume her mortgage payments.

After digging in and receiving the financials, I knew I had a diamond that others were passing over.