Your input will be invaluable for those looking to invest or get started in the Sunshine State.Let's get the conversation going and help each other navigate the exciting world of short-term rentals in Florida!

Hey @Erica Lee, I am going to be the cloud of reality on all this sunshine blowing your way.Arbitrage is a tough row to hoe.

then you have  Wenatchee it is smaller but you get 300 days of sunshine and awesome outdoor activities and not quite as serve winter as Spokane.. both have daily flights to major hubs..  

It's a simple fundamental rule of life, to use ones head for more then a neck-weight, do an ounce of research to confirm if someone/something is legit or pumping sunshine up your tail-pipe.

Don't let it this steal your sunshine!

Hawaii is great...for Mai Tai's, sunshine, aloha and poke. 

Located in Santa Monica with all the wonderful things that go along with such an ideal location- beaches, eternal sunshine, hipsters, rent control, deferred maintenance and high price/rent ratios.So, should we sell the building and buy better-performing property in a growth area/ landlord friendly / high (property) tax area such as Texas (Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio)?

The summer is a concern but there is always summer classes and I believe "I can make hay when the sun shines" where it will more than balance out the 3 months without tenants if that does happen.

Make hay while the sun shines and watch the clouds on the horizon.

We call the San Diego income to housing costs the "Sunshine Tax".Minneapolis family income $88.8K in 2015 (first source to come up on Google).