Buying a MLS listing is probably a no go ,if you find a private sell or a similar way that would be the best way to purchase a property in todays climate.

If you’re thinking of investing, I’d say Florida’s climate and landlord-friendly policies give it a real edge over many Midwest markets!

If you think this guy is being treated unfairly for having pitbulls by the malicious neighbors, well, the dude needs to have a lot more sense than to let his pitbulls roam free in the current media climate.

Everyone wants to live in the fancy areas with great climates and arts and nightlife and low cost of living and everything else, and it's just not reality.  

The term ‘climate change” is so politicized in the U.S. that people ignore decades of warnings.

We are also planning to start spending winters in warmer climates... 

Just wondering how you feel about the unique challenges NOLA has relative to economy & climate change (insurance), population decline.  

And, with Trump we know that policy is lower taxes and a more favorable climate for business.

Some markets may have more viability for success, but it's not likely to scale quickly or at all in the current climate.

Chicago isn't going anywhere.Compare that to other cities in Florida, I think the population growth is amazing but long term with hurricanes/climate change, it will be harder and harder to own there.