I'm at the stage in my company's growth that I'm handing off and delegating tasks that I've been doing myself for years.

Since then the company decided to overhaul (and temporarily close) their business and sold off the properties, and investors got a payout from the sale proceeds of the properties they invested.

It's a reminder that in Miami's dynamic market, opportunity awaits those with the vision to seize it.Townhomes & Condos:Closed Sales: While townhomes and condos navigate shifting currents with a 4.8% dip in closed sales, the market remains resilient, offering a diverse array of options to suit every lifestyle and preference.Cash is Still King: Despite the downturn, cash transactions continue to dominate, albeit with a slight decrease of 2.5%.

Our company is very much involved with the MD investor market from Baltimore to DC suburbs to the Eastern Shore, so anybody looking to talk contracts/terms, networking, JVing with other investors, and now it sounds like more attempted anti-investor legislation... feel free to connect.

The HOA decided to hire a water mitigation or cleaning company that basically went to all the homes affected and cleaned up.

My wife and I own an Interior/Architectural Design company.

Many big companies say "take it or leave it". 

Take into account elements like diversity, tax advantages, cash flow, and potential for appreciation.Determine Your Risk Tolerance: Investing in real estate entails some risks, such as shifting market conditions, vacant properties, and unforeseen costs.

I'd love to hear your experience so far with some of the other companies in the space! 

I think getting the water company out there makes the most sense which is what you are doing already do good luck.