Cape Coral is a great area .. there are already a ton of duplexes but like mentioned, they cant build them fast enough there .. it has already been mentioned that the baby boom gen is still retiring and there are a lot of them on the edge of retiring , they have been coming to Florida for years and its only natural that they are going to move down here .. and Jason is also right about Daytona .. that city is always a good investment area .. one I like though is Inverness, Fl.

If pulling tax delinquent lists at the town hall, do I just go ask the tax collector for those?

during the "boom" times but COVID has loosened everything up and now 5% can be had in Manhattan, 6%-7% in Brooklyn and even 8% in the Bronx.

Are you seeing a boom in new construction as well? 

Just wait until Samsung is operational, it will continue to boom.

Some collectors will take a percentage which is steep and some will want to get paid a fee whether or not they collect.

You are not alone @Amit Sharma am also in same boat, trying to do calculate the property prices and operation costs ended up in -ve's, definitely not a favorable market to enter unless we are dropping in cash without interest rates You can get 4-5 percent risk free or speculate in the AI boom all from the comforts of your couch.  

The STR boom reminds me of the boom I saw with marijuana dispensaries when it became legal in my state.

Salt Lake is booming for real estate right now too..great market to be in. 

I’m very concerned about the enthusiasm I’m seeing to keep pushing rent up (including pet rent) when Spokane hasn’t exactly had an economic boom.