I'll explain why:There's 4 elements to successful investment in commercial multifamily:1.

ONE THING: Yes, you may not have to worry about CapEx right in the beginning but if you plan to stay in the REI business, CapEx is an ongoing element.

I won't speak on Tampa, but it is a powerhouse in rankings for growth.

. :)There was an article mentioning the Top 20 rental areas in the US for yield, or something of that nature, and A-RC did rank somewhere towards the middle.  

It there is any concern about under funding of the reserves or talk of a special assessment to add something big to the common elements (like a pool or clubhouse)...run, Forest, run!

Ordered a bunch of those metalplex metal decorations for the whole cabin and only 1/4 of the items arrived, been fighting them for months for a refund, horribly run company.Spent a lot of time yesterday and today filling out more fields in the listing, adding captions to all photos, adding additional details, hopefully that helps us rank higher we will see.

Regardless, make sure your city and neighborhood that you are investing in have different types of STR travel demographics.For example, here in Tampa not only do we have theme park and beach tourism (#5 ranked beaches by TripAdvisor in the world in 2021), we have educational tourism (one of the largest universities - USF and then UT), and also medical tourism (we have some of the best hospitals in the country especially for outpatient services).

The dream comes alive, the "Elements Resort."

Largest problem is only 2 elementary schools, one good, one horrible (at least according to rankings info I can find), so it's basically a coin-toss for your kids (I have 1 in elementary, and another that will be in K in 2 years).

I think there are others, and I'm mostly partial to Podcasts that have a youtube/video element.