I know there are reasons people use it in tropical areas, but I can't stand it.If it were me, I would go with a high quality luxury vinyl plank or engineered hardwood.  

We have had to put locks on outside faucets due to opportunists pulling up in a truck or RV and filling a water tank if there is an unlocked faucet visible from the street and there appears to be no one home.This is a quiet residential side street with the faucet hidden by large evergreen shrubs, and a tenant working from home full time in the front room right next to the faucet.I actually provided faucet locks at move in because one of the retired neighbors told me he was "watering the lawn for 6-8 hours" when the previous tenants were at work.

I get this is subjective but it’s pretty much an objective statement...we finally wanted to do a larger job with a berm and 4 7 foot evergreens... they rejected it and said too big... ok so we downsized to even higher end spruces...their response was that we can only plant things in the front that are in the declarations...their declaration states that that list is the list approved for 5 feet within a side walk or in the parkway so not applicable. 

I get this is subjective but it’s pretty much an objective statement...we finally wanted to do a larger job with a berm and 4 7 foot evergreens... they rejected it and said too big... ok so we downsized to even higher end spruces...their response was that we can only plant things in the front that are in the declarations...their declaration states that that list is the list approved for 5 feet within a side walk or in the parkway so not applicable. 

Anything south of Jackson Ave is great -- Evergreen, Crosstown, Snowden are prime spots for these students.

I would also recommend looking into Evergreen and Conifer, but you are correct that the home would need to be on over an acre if in Jeff Co. 

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I recently posted asking about Center Point but am also looking downtown area. South of downtown looks like the A neighborhood and downtown seems to be around a B. How is just north of downtown? From the resea...

Florida is a Tropical paradise, and because of that, people are always dawn to move here or retire here.

Our home flooded due to Tropical Storm Imelda 2 months after purchase, and we had to spend $10,000 dollars out of pocket doing repairs.

This is the is the exact same location where Hurricane Charley made landfall in 2004.Ian took a northeast heading moving at a lazy pace of 8 MPH, weakened into a tropical storm with 65 MPH winds and dumped 15 to 18 inches of rain an hour on its156-mile course through eight counties to Cape Canaveral.