What I mean is a market driven mostly by auto-industry jobs at a time when the industry had major problems with an un-sustainable pay model.

This is why so many are poor services, there trying to be max profitable and trying to do as little as possible for as much as possible, and that is not sustainable as you will burn through clients as building poor rep from a string of dropped balls. 

@Mike DymskiThat makes perfect sense and resonates with me.

They’re both in the NW Cape and sustained very minimal damage from hurricane Ian, including the coachlight globes out front were broken and missing plastic lids on the well equipment but that was about it.

One if your wife is dead set on buying that home at the height of the market at a value that won't sustain us the market corrects down and it's going to put your family at risk.

I also have a passion for small sustainable green homes and would like to rehab most if not all of my properties with solar, wind, etc.

For property managers and landlords in Orlando and its surrounding areas, the message is clear: a focus on landscaping can yield significant returns, both in terms of property value and in attracting and retaining high-quality tenants.For rental complexes in Orlando, adopting sustainable landscaping practices can significantly reduce maintenance costs while attracting environmentally conscious tenants.

The certificate of rental sustainability should be enacted NO MORE THAN 60 days before a lease is signed.The rental license, if I recall correctly, is more so that you're operating a business in the city and you're allowed to do so.I don't recall ever, in renting my home out for 4 years, having an inspection, but I no longer have property in the city as of 2017, so it could be different now.

We did not accrue any such write up / downs in '18.Equity buildup(what one gains as the property is paid off) – this profit source will be the most consistent and sustainable in the long-term; loans will continue to be paid for on a monthly basis, adding to our level of ownership for many years to come.

@McKinley Carbone That strategy resonates with me.