As fewer workers are needed, so goes the housing market.David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

Granted, the city I live in is about 300,000 people with multiple tourist destinations (including a few beaches) and has a significant industrial presence.

Getting licensed is not a destination, it's only one step that makes you better, opens doors to resources you no longer have to rely on others for, and puts you in a community of others, much like joining any trade association, that can really help you do and be better.

Destin, Gulf Shores, and Panama City can be good options if you can find a gulf front condo with low HOA fees.  

New to wholesaling and wholetailing in the destin Florida area I have been researching for quite some time and want to get started I can research all day but I have to have the hands on approach how I get started

One good thing about Toronto is there are always people coming for job opportunities and it's a top destination for immigrants, so there is no shortage of renters who are working folks with decent income, as well as students.

I'm just looking around Fort Walton Beach, Destin, Shalimar, Mary Esther, and Niceville for now.

Playa was just a small fishing village back then, and now it is an international holiday destination.

I will buy your property (that is destined for trustee sale) for cash....

There are some good pockets like west of penn or above 40th  Ave, but I would definitely cruise the neighborhood you buy in before  you buy.