I'm just waiting for all of the people who bought Florida land in the past 30 years -- when global warming became widely known in society -- want the federal government to bail them out for declining property values even though they knew they were buying in vulnerable areas.

The market is saturated with short-term rentals, and many owners are lowering their prices to stay competitive.

It is also nice to have competition and a back up plan with trades. 

Experienced investors often see the holiday season as an opportunity due to reduced competition and motivated sellers willing to negotiate for faster closings.

I'd agree that the biggest danger to this market is global warming. 

I typically build in an inspection contingency into my offers (yes this reduces my competitiveness of my offers, but its also a safety net to protect my bottom line).

I've recieved many quotes and preapprovals and they came back with the most competitive rate and terms for what we are looking to do.

It’s more so the amount of competition and offers being place on properties I’m looking at.

Rental demand is high there, but so are home buyers looking to purchase properties there which makes it a bit of a competitive market for sales.

There is a need but not much competition.