Each has its own price point, vibe, strategy, and potential.I went to high school in Gulfport (Boca Ciega - one of the two schools that inspired the movie "Porky's", if that tells you anything), and I still have close ties to the area.That said, there are a couple of noteworthy areas that would make sense for STR:The marina district, for the sailboat racing circuit and transient sailors looking for hot showers and land legs for a week.

I've found the people warm and hard-working, the old-city charming, the bicycling infrastructure truly outstanding, and Boca Chica beautiful and wild.

@Murray Stokely I've taken it from Boca to Miami, and it was prompt and on time.

@Michael Rashfal I am about to close on a condo in Boca Raton.

Delray/Boca Raton: Similar to Naples/Fort Myers, but in the east coast of Florida.

I have been looking for an affordable duplex to quad with each unit 3 or more bedrooms in preferably Boca Raton, but will settle for Wellington.

Based on my study, the markets that have experienced the greatest increase in CoCR over time are the following: Moreno Valley, CaliforniaDeerfield Beach, FloridaPittsburgh, PennsylvaniaBuffalo, New YorkSunrise Manor, NevadaNorth Las Vegas, NevadaSan Bernardino, CaliforniaSurprise, ArizonaPalmdale, CaliforniaSpring Valley, NevadaHere are the cities with the worst CoCR delta:Akron, OhioMobile, AlabamaBoca Raton, FloridaBridgeport, ConnecticutYoungstown, OhioRoanoke, VirginiaToledo, OhioDetroit, MichiganDayton, OhioCleveland, OhioInterestingly enough these line up well with the top cash flow cities based on todays CoCR.

He is in Boca Raton. 

I drove by a bank on federal in Boca about a month ago called Anchor Bank. 

In boca al lupo!