In Miami Beach, the zoning restrictions make it very hard to do vacation rentals, it depends on the zoning, location, etc.

I am considering partnering up with someone with experience to help make this leap.I am focusing in the Palm Beach County area.

As much as I love cashflow (only have 30k to pay off, worth 210k) and adore the idea of having an annuity that pays forever as long as I keep it functional and clean, I am seriously considering painting, replacing the carpet and selling, taking the money and buying a vacation condo close to ocean (we are 3 hrs away from the beach) that I know for a fact I will enjoy with my family.

The 245K would be right, even low if the repairs & updates were done.The 3200 sq ft triplex built in 1969 is on the coast but no direct access to the beach or a view either.

I just negotiated a contract to acquire a piece of land in the hills of a California beach town 5 minutes from the beach.

My husband and I accepted a retired couple to live in our beautifully renovated Jersey Shore beach house/duplex.

Im from Deerfield Beach FL.

Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, the Deed Restricted homes have to get permission to paint the inside of the house with the approved colors.

Long beach is getting better too from what I hear.

I'm starting to figure out this game in VA Beach as well.