Last year we passed on purchasing a duplex in Sarasota despite the great price, solely because of natural disasters & insurance risk.

When they have a listing that are similar to properties I own, I want to be foremost in one's thoughts as the natural buyer.  

DSCR loans by nature require that there is no deferred maintenance and no construction needed.

This can come with more accounting fees due to potential complex nature of the trust. 

Naturally my biggest hurdle is the capital to fund the projects.

Florida is definitely getting riskier and it is mostly due to the increased insurance costs (from weather and natural disasters as well as fraud). 

The seller will naturally want the highest price possible, and their agent is likely to push that "potential" value hard.

In contrast, legal advice tends to vary significantly; as you and I have both experienced, consulting different lawyers often results in disparate advice, unlike the consistency typically observed in medical consultations.Furthermore, the consistency in medical advice on fracture treatment is evident across various states, countries, and online resources, contrasting starkly with the highly variable nature of legal advice, which is influenced by diverse legal systems and jurisdictions.

Water DamageWater is a natural enemy of mobile homes.

Does anyone know of stipulations that relate to natural disasters?