Once you got inland, or if you had a basement, no gutters would be a disaster as the soil is heavy clay away from the beach. 

You only have to track a handful of numbers to know if your business is healthy or not.  

But I factor that in the best I can and set aside, what I consider, a healthy amount for issues.  

Equity is a different animal and will be their, and healthy if your cash flow is healthy.

No debt is good, but a little bit of healthy and low/zero interest debt is GREAT (imo).I'm always happy to talk shop, DM me :)

This is something people cannot do without.For the record, I recognize that there are some markets across the country that I would not touch, but there is no shortage of healthy suburban areas where I'm comfortable investing in RE, and I would be shocked to see a substantial and widespread crash in values.If that happens, I'll eat my words.I believe if you purchase good assets in landlord-fair states/communities and for the long haul, appreciation is a reasonable thing to expect.

.✨ Takeaway:Whether you're looking to buy or sell, Florida's housing market is showing promising signs of stability with a healthy flow of options.

What market are you located in, do you have a good contractor, does the rental comps conform to a healthy DSCR ratio?

We feel we need to fix-strengthen-assess our foundation to stay healthy.

In fact, for nice places it seems to be very healthy!