It seems like this could be a good opportunity strictly from a value proposition.

Florida is the #1 net positive migration state in the country and, although there is little inventory right now, the supply/demand balance seems to be balanced right now.

He seems very busy and maybe slow/lack of communication to keep client in the loop.

They almost all provide the opportunity to export data.See the section "RE/REI-specific vs general vs enterprise" in the article "Top 50 CRM Software for Real Estate Investment".You wrote: "Seems like you spend an inordinate amount of time putting in info and then learning how to get it to do stuff you want like who do I need to call today and why.

That seems a bit random don't you think?!

It seems like you're in a good position considering the current market conditions!

When I read that, I thought that it seems to be wildly exaggerated and wondered how the author would know.

doesn't seem right.

The cities I was looking at were:CabotBryantJacksonvilleSherwoodMaumelleBentonConwayI settled on Cabot which seemed and continues to be pretty desirable and has a good mix of good rents and appreciation.

They seem to be a better bang for your buck, assuming you can keep them rented.