The Miami area—especially Miami Beach—is expected to see a fair amount of its land reclaimed by the sea if sea levels rise by the predicted height of two feet by 2060.Beachfront properties are apt to be at the highest risk—and this includes highrises, since the foundation and ground level would be partially underwater, resulting in structural damage that could render the building unfit for occupation.Many South Florida properties will also be prone to more frequent flooding in the coming years, resulting in higher insurance and maintenance costs.

My prediction is that if they win this and force you to pay with impunity this will not be the last time you have to face bad behavior at that unit.You like them because they seem to take care of the unit, but then again there have been other HOA notices and you receive utility bills that they are delinquent on.

I've predicted a downturn for some time, but the more I look around and think about it, the less I see that as a possibility - here at least.

This element of predictability is a big deal for big businesses for number of reasons. 2.

You'd have fixed rental and purchase price, so it usually makes your numbers a bit more manageable/predictable. 

With low cost housing, there are many over head costs that are very hard to predict.

My initial prediction, based on getting the rest of the numbers I mentioned above , is this.His hot buttons are the 10 year NPP, your's is the low pmt/month, so:1 - Give him the 10 year NO PP.  

Wondering if some investors in my situation evolve to full PM by buying a service contract ($250-500 /yr) to handle break-fix since the workload to place tenants is usually once a year and more predictable.

@Mike Cumbie  You  cannot predict tenant behaviour in the way you are claiming.In 2014 we filed eviction against 2 tenants.

I have my B.S. in Applied Mathematics and Statistics and currently pursuing a masters in Predictive Analytics.