I have two long term rental units now (6 years) and just exited a short term rental last year due to a good off market offer.  

Guest breaking down their markets and strategies gave me a lot of insight.

Quote from @Ivan Castanon: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: depends on market most of FLA that wont move the needle.rust belt mid west you can find deals for those amounts.. going to be rougher areas of course. do NOT follow the advice of anyone suggesting second postions or gap funding.

Older homes that aren’t elevated could suffer major damage when the next storm hits.Many expect market saturation in the coming months, as flippers are snapping up flood-damaged properties.

One unit is remodeled and empty and the other is not and has tenants paying way under fair market value ($700). 

Your “don’t evict strategy” could only make sense in a market that literally hates landlords.

I would like honest advice about the current market for STR's in Kissimmee. 

This means having to take a chance and take the property off the market for 2 weeksOption 2- Accept the offer with a provision that allows you to continue to market the property, knowing that there's a chance FHA may not fund the deal. 

I look every day for off market houses to flip.

you can still find good deals more west of the freeway in SLC or off market in SLC or south salt lake but they are harder to come by