The banks/credit unions you mention are going to require a global cash flow, meaning they will look at all income and expenses.

I don't have numbers, but as I understand, many Miamians are heading this way to get away from the high prices, crime, over crowding and potential global warming issues.

The interest rates are what they are so I'd put more emphasis on the mortgage payments and your overall deal analysis (down payment, closing costs, rental income, vacancy rate, cap ex, etc).I didn't start out with a investment advisor so I cannot speak to the pros/cons of that, yet I can say building a team of real estate professionals who have investment properties themselves definitely helps.

Trends can change between now and then, so I wouldn't put too much of an emphasis on this, but know that you have options. 

There are lenders and loan products out there for this, but as the saying goes, the devil is in the details including land costs, entitlements, zoning & permitting, due diligence, financing costs, title & closing costs, architectural fees, horizontal improvements, vertical construction, construction schedule, loan draw schedule, interest reserves, market supply and demand, market rental rates, lease-up schedule and cost, carrying costs, 3+ years of detailed financial projections, takeout loan scenario, etc, Plus your experience, net worth, credit history, global financials, project team, etc.

If I could go back, I would have put more of an emphasis on finding a mentor.

I think it will continue even if there is a recession or slow down in the global markets.

It was also comparatively pricey with a $200/month minimum obligation.BuildiumBuildium is a web-first platform started in 2002 and has grown into a global, PE-backed player. 

There also looks to be issues where gaming has expanded with a bailout in Delaware and financial issues in other states (granted bankruptcy is very common even with successful companies as Caesars globally is doing right now) but the point is you need much more than just gambling. 

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