These towns are worth looking into because tourism will continue to grow there and the properties are more affordable than some of the more saturated areas in Florida. 

The country is definitely going after tourism and business.

I know in my market, there is enough tourism that a property will rent almost equally as well whether it's in a resort HOA or a standalone property with no HOA.

My conclusion is that it IS realistic for continued price and rental increases for a few reasons: no buildable land, increasing population, a booming tourism industry, foreign buyers paying cash well over market value, and one of the only places on the island with great beaches, decent schools, and a real hospital.To test your theory, look at how your market performed 2007-2010.

When luck comes your way, embrace it!

Maybe it's time to open our mind and embrace new method that's actually working.

@ Josh CaldwellFor about one and half years now have been working in UAE..Uae has a  very good real estate market with nice ROI...I intend learning from this market before I head back home but my challenges are :1) investment are on the high side and i am on a low income job 2)because am on a low income job , I can't have access to loan.3)am new around so I don't know much people.4)getting a local investors to learn from on weekend because I work from 5 to 5pm.Advantages with the Uae market:1) RE is very lucrative here2)due to the expo 2020 coming to uae, the region is developing very fast and looking to have more investors then3) due its stable economy among other countries in the middle estate, investors are attracted to d region.4) the youths are not really entrepreneur minded but are gradually embracing investment opportunities.5) easy access to funds/loan for locals with low interest rate and long tenure of 25 to 30yrs.So @ Josh Caldwell and other professionals, how can i work with this advantages to kick start my RE education and investment in Uae.

I'm also recently embracing and pushing on owner-carry second mortgages for 10-20% of the value of the property, to help stretch my funds further, although typically these will have a balloon payment due in a few years, which may put me in a tight spot down the road.

If I ever find myself getting comfortable, I pretty much know I am not doing **** lol so EMBRACE the fear.

We live in a world where opportunity to buy stuff exceeds the ability to manage that opportunity.this is why for a vast majority of Americans Dave Ramsey model is one to embrace..