If you haven't heard, there's a big wave of opportunity that's presenting itself in Florida right now. Is anyone looking to get into some of these condos and flip them?

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You can identify the hotspots for crime, school levels, income levels, where there is dilapidated homes, then based on the age and condition of the property gauge where the property stands in class, happy to talk further. 

Next, current age.

Would love to match with someone of the same age / energy level, but will keep an open mind.Also, I will likely be looking to extend my time in Cancun for 2-3 more nights (could be more).

Expense ratios vary dramatically depending on project size, age and other factors, but basic rule of thumb is the smaller the project the higher the expense ratio's, using a 33% expense ratio for a small facility (less than 150 units) is optimistic, smaller facilities are probably closer to 40%.

I'm just not familiar with the flipping aspect of homes this age and just want to be cautious going in.Thanks in advance! 

I wish I had the courage to make those kinds of decisions at your age. 

The older aged condo market is tough with so much new supply coming online and breaking ground. 

Single, college aged or not, I wouldn't even consider paying for a place with no means to shower.