(see first chart here: https://www.apartmentlist.com/rentonomics/rent-gro...) 

Lots of interest in the unit, and the demand for vacation rentals in SW FL is off the charts.

Great chart.

The tenant probably kept it under their hat, precisely because they have seen the kind of toxic reactions which appeared in a flood at the beginning of this discussion.

@Kevin Wood thanks for your tips. that's a more precised and works for me. :)

Look at this chart.

You might be able to draw these up yourself if you're good at that sort of thing, but make sure everything is measured precisely, because I accidentally submitted the wrong square footage of a garage we were permitting as livable (with my own drawing), and that mistake cost me a lot of time and extra fees.You can reach out to the county and ask for their records of your property, with a list of everything that's been permitted, but it usually takes longer than 30 days to receive the records.

Pretty interesting, though it'll take a ton of time to customize the chart of accounts the way I'd need them.Looks like it integrates with Salesforce, but only invoices (through Breadwinner), right?

Don't go by what the charts are telling you.

According to his chart, A Class was affected very little, B Class took about a 5% hit, and C class took about a 10% hit.