Hi everyone - I'm looking for purchasing my 2nd investment property in Florida (FL), and more specifically am looking into North Port, Port Charlotte, and Cape Coral.

Hi everyone - I'm looking for purchasing my 2nd investment property in Florida (FL), and more specifically am looking into North Port, Port Charlotte, and Cape Coral.

Update for this Austin area project:Bastrop film studio gets initial OK from City CouncilBastrop 552, a 546-acre private entertainment hub and film studio, has been given an initial green light after the Bastrop City Council unanimously approved a development agreement and concept plan during a June 22 meeting.The company has said the project will be developed in phases and create more than 1,400 jobs over several years, including 700 construction jobs, and would generate a $2 billion economic impact over 10 years.Article link below:https://www.bizjournals.com/au...

Article Link here:https://www.bizjournals.com/au...

It’s one of the country’s main commercial corridors, linking the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to America’s consumer economy.

I have read that the further south you go the better, such as Port Orange area.

There's one that meets every Monday evening in St Pete/Largo and also Pasco REIA that meets at whiskey river in Port Richey.

On another hand, seems like there are promising developments around Port Covington despite some setbacks, and city leaders are working to correct other issues, but no doubt these things take time.I've also heard Maryland/Baltimore are not the most landlord friendly; has anyone had any major issues with the regulations, especially during/post COVID?

Hello,
Looking for any recommendations on property management in this area, thanks in advance!

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