We are moving to Florida and pulled the house off for about 10 days when Ian hit to be safe and ensure this house wouldn't rent, the other would be destroyed, and we'd be out. 

Originally posted by @Ian D.

Originally posted by @Ian Walsh:An unbiased opinion is a hard thing to get from people trying to sell you something.  

Genny Li I don't want to be as harsh as Ian Barnes, but you might want to spend little more money than you are planning.It is getting harder to find cheaper houses where you want to buy houses.The ones you will find will need more updates than you are planning to do.For example, Painting Cabinets versus Replacing them is a good idea but also can keep your house vacant longer than it should be.There is competition in those neighborhoods.

Quote from @Ian S.: I am looking to renovate properties in SE FL.Need help understanding how much I can sell for, listing and finding deals as well.

@Ian Ippolito thanks Ian this is spot on.

When the hurricane Ian came, though it reduced the force when it reached Orlando, it still blew away a few shingles that estimated repair cost around $1k.  

@Ian Ippolito made some great points and I will add a few additional thoughts.You do not need to be accredited to invest in real estate syndications and there are quality operators who offer investments to non-accredited investors.  

@Ian Middleton First thing to do is check if your current insurance carrier has a Dog Exclusion, which could exclude any liability claims resulting from dogs. 

Quote from @Ian Tyndall: ”This property will be on the beach in a place called Junquillal about an hour South of Tamarindo in Guanacaste”Congratulations!