The less risky/more logical avenue seems to be to LTR one unit for more predictable cash flow and STR the other unit to create availability for my relatives when they come to visit.

I keep hearing this is predicted to be the most active hurricane season of all time.As if insurance rates weren't already bad enough in Florida and coastal areas.

My personal opinion of values is that if you're looking to get a predictable return on investment that you would be better off buying a legal duplex.

I feel super confident that there will be long term rent growth, even relative to inflation, but I feel less confident predicting it to the year. 

Hard to predict but will these Class C properties expenses cost me more in 5 to 10 years time than had I bought another Class A or B property (which would negative cash flow with these interest rates as LTR). 

Housing IQ predicts a 9.3% increase in home prices over the next year, with the median sale price expected to rise from the current levels​​.Inventory and SupplyInventory levels have been gradually increasing but remain below demand, maintaining a seller's market.

Quote from @Carlos Ptriawan:  investing residential where I can control and the appreciation curves is exactly like what I've forecasted.It's also easy to look at historical performance and say that something has performed exactly as predicted.

What is your prediction on rental rates and multifamily property values in your market over the next year? 

The kids were, predictably, the worst management flakes you could imagine, born to privilege and completely unaware of it.Because at the time the socialists pretty much ran Greece, I did a number of lessons with high ranking public servants.

They said it's been status quo for years, there was a small hiccup when it was introduced but quickly went to normal.Can't say I can predict the future but I agree with @Russell Brazils