Believe me, I know my post sounds like something straight out of 1973, and sometimes it's even hard for me to wrap my head around, as while I'm a native to this area, I grew up largely in central coastal Florida, where prices are understandably quite disconnected from prices where I am currently.

I was hoping to get some insight from FL natives on where these sorts of investments would make sense.  

We live in a small town where I ran a market for several years and he was always in and out of the store ranting on about something for hours, sometimes wearing a dress, sometimes dressed as a rainbow or a native Indian (you just never knew). 

. - ahhh...the typical mistake of the non-native NYer...assuming that the rest of the state is the city. 

I am local to the Detroit area I'm actually a native Detroiter The area is actually good for rentals and the price could be better but thats decent .

Very fluent in English, Mexican native and very knowledgeable and connected.Also, I am interested in Essentia by Artia.

I'm a San Diego native living in Ramona but looking OOS for BRRRR opportunities.  

No matter what transaction you are involved in, by making sure that the other party truly understands what he is doing and all the possible consequences and acknowledging such (sometimes in documents that are also copied in his native language if applicable), you will eliminate one major argument that his attorney could use to sway judicial opinion.  

Rachael, a Michigander native, is actually transitioning into real estate and will receive her license in July.

Before I met my husband he had made a tidy sum in tech and invested most of it in real estate - in Mauritius (his native land) and Singapore (his adopted homeland).