That way, they feel locked in while waiting for the rule to clear.Just communicate—if they really want the house, they’ll likely wait rather than start over.Good luck closing the deal!

Quote from @Patricio Acosta: First comment I would say is do not buy something because it feels good.

Just be sure to account for the upfront costs, ongoing maintenance, and market demand to make sure the numbers work for you.Good luck with your decision, and feel free to share updates as you move forward!

Feel free to reach out with any questions. 

I also feel confident with his staff, which is readily available and courteous.

Good luck, and feel free to reach out if you ever want to brainstorm strategies!

That's why it's important to be confident in your team so you feel like everyone is working together towards a common goal (good investment for you, agent gets paid for their support). 

I feel like a condo would allow me to: 1) Get experience and my foot in the door with little capital.2) Protect me from getting wiped out by an unknown capex expense.3) Potentially house hack.4) Not feel bad about burning money on rent. 

If you have questions, feel free to DM me or drop a comment! 

I’m based in Tampa and run Graystone Investment Group, focusing heavily on helping (out of state) investors find and manage properties here in Florida.Totally agree on the importance of understanding those short-term rental rules in Florida—each area can feel like its own little country with all the different regulations!