IMHO, you should at least break even (depending on your state) on your real estate and if you don't then don't move forward.  

However, keep in mind that in some states including mine (PA) that you get hit with property transfer tax twice.

(assessed value of the house, or price listed on the ad) x the tax rate of that state! 

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I plan on take a trip to there to know the city better.

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Also, besides Tampa or Florida as a whole, where else seems to be good cities in invest in?

My wife and I love skiing but we live in TN so have to look out of state.

yes of course you have to build above flood plains to even build in miami and most of the city lots are non flood plain lots that have been built on previously. even if they were you can build above the flood plain and pull it out of the flood plain once it is constructed depending on the parcel 

Other areas of the city it should be the cheapest unit but this is an area that has a lot of sophisticated buyers.