Because of the design issues and how sprawling they build (meant to be a suburban product), they valuations are going to be lower than an urban or urban adjacent infill lot.

You can survive without a pool only if you are walking distance to the beach and even then you will do much better with a pool.2) Tampa - A more urban market. 

Simple enough.What makes it unique is that we have operated a profitable and successful business out of our home for nearly 4 years as a highly booked Hostel and event space + potential urban market farm.

My charity is the National MS Society 

My overall net result, approximately $6000 in tuition for the class "Urban Section 8 Landlording 101".

It does seem that is how our society is working now a days.

We have similarly priced properties but in a more urban market and they cash flow great.

To diversify our investment portfolio to mitigate risk and maximize returns.Stay local and buy a SFH rehabs in the suburbs, and then buy multifamily in the urban cores.  

Our more urban/smaller units do not so as well, but our larger homes by the beach book a lot more on VRBO. 

I recently completed undergrad at Ohio State with a degree in real estate and urban analysis as a pre-med student.