@Jay Seville can't speak to a 2/2, but even a well-managed (85%+ occupancy) 600sqft 1/1 with view and close proximity to the beach can hit 57K on the Emerald Coast.

I am definitely looking in the Sarasota and Clearwater area so not dead set Tampa but somewhat in the Florida West Coast area.

I'm sorry, but I'm not too familiar with the Treasure Coast. 

With experience in both the Treasure Coast and Boston markets, I bring a fresh perspective, local knowledge, and a commitment to helping cash investors, builders, and developers maximize their returns.

I am a licensed agent with New Western in Austin and that is exactly what we do.

I am not sure of the STR rules for that, but I know SLC has not rounded the Western states curve yet and caught up to Oregon, Cali, and Washington. 

Generally speaking, on the west coast,  tenant protections increase on month-month contracts.

I bring experience navigating complex acquisitions and supporting investor strategies here in Florida's Gold Coast. 

Maxmimum loan amounts for FHA are the same across the nation for the most part except for the high cost areas of the west, east coast, or specialty markets like Aspen, CO Los angeles, New York, NY, and others as they have higher limits for 1-4 unit FHA loans.

I have worked with many experienced investors from Southern California, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Tucson, Denver, and other large metro areas in the southwest and west coast, with seasoned investors that still live in all of those great cities but have shifted most of their real estate investments out of those higher cost or higher risk markets into ours. 1) Compared to most cities in the SW and West, home prices in the Albuquerque metro are relatively affordable.