Not only is supply of multifamilies incredibly low in the region, the number that actually exists is shrinking as they get carved up into condos.

That means you should be able to discuss the neighborhood, town, and region.

He might not be On Fire but when noOne else was selling in my whole region at the beginning of the pandemic, as soon as protocols were put in place to get closings to happen and showings to happen, my agent was consistently closing deals week after week when no one else was.

You may have your best luck using a local/regional lender vs. a national loan mill like BoA, etc.If all else fails, a CPA could probably answer this question in less than 2 minutes. 

When you could live anywhere you want and work remotely why not be in a subtropical region with no state income tax.I feel demand for Airbnb is going to be driven by amazing locations, unusual property Style such as yurts or tiny homes and great amenities like a property being on a lake or offering a pool in hot tub.In addition to that, people want space and not to be on top of their neighbor.

Looking for a good qualified CPA individual or group in the central Florida region who is knowledgeable in real estate investment portfolios?

I know in 2017 during Harvey, nearly everything flooded, like a solid 50% of the region, so definitely I try to look at that as the exception, not the rule to go by, and for what it’s worth the sellers disclosures did state it hadn’t been flooded.

I am looking to ask some questions, potentially find new partners to work with on deals, as well as provide value to others in the region. 

I'd love some input on good regions/cities to look into multi-family in 2021.

My family and I currently live in Saint Petersburg, FL and looking to move to a different region of Florida.