It's like a box of chocolates; some are sweet (tenants paying rent), and some are... let's say, an acquired taste (a few non-payers).Now, here's where I need help or wisdom.

After this delay we have a sour taste in our mouth and have started crunching numbers.

What I have offered in the past, and will offer to ANY Morris Invest/Oceanpointe client, is to drive by your home free of charge and try to get you pictures and a good idea on where your property stands.No investor should have this spur of a taste in their mouth when it comes to our wonderful city!

Don't be afraid to ask your potential tenants questions like: Do your lights ever flicker, how does the water taste.

This is a bit pricey for my tastes, so I'm wondering where you go to buy your windows?

From the historic streets of Ybor City to the vibrant and artsy Seminole Heights and the up-and-coming East Tampa, there's something for every taste and investment strategy.So, while Ventura County has its charms, Florida – especially Tampa Bay – could be a delightful surprise for your property investment journey, offering affordable choices with great potential for growth!"

Destin which is too South Florida tourist for my tastes.

Also, the rental income is generally way too low for my taste (or the properties are overpriced) but that would be an interesting debate (and there are exceptions everywhere).

How does yours compare visually, in style and finishes (notwithstanding personal taste) to others marketed in the broader market?

I have a sour taste from Booking when I just got started in STRs.