Now, that's not just a statistic; it's a testament to the enduring allure of Miami living.With 24.2% of purchases made in cash, it's evident that confidence in Miami's real estate market runs deep.The median time to contract and sale has quickened its pace, creating a symphony of efficiency that sellers can't help but dance to.Challenges emerge like ripples in the ocean.

Watch out for adults renting for their kid's youth group and the actual renter is not even there, just unsupervised 17 year old football players and cheerleaders.One thing to consider in buying a house is emergency response. 

U.S. housing market is seeing significant shifts, with regions like the Midwest, Great Lakes, and the South emerging as hotspots for real estate activity.

I had a family emergency with unexpected medical costs and had to cancel a reservation.

So now I’m stuck at the stage of choosing a market.I have ~$60k saved up and set aside (separate from personal expense/emergency funds).

Anyone that is in emergency mode, won't contact you because they need help now. 

After thorough research and introspection, syndications have emerged as my preferred avenue for real estate investment.

@Brooklyn R.that would work unless it was an emergency situation i.e.

I would think it'd be pretty simple to calculate his actual rent income based on the properties current conditions and explain that at best, the tenants in place stay for years to come, he continues doing the bare minimum, and his highest predicted income is x dollars, barring any emergency spending to keep the tenants happy.

Rental pricing, the value of having enough money in reserve for emergencies.