With the increase in extreme weather and that continuing to become more frequent and severe, is Florida still worth investing in?

You can spend that year or whatever reading up as much as you can on the subject.

., the contract is no longer subject to that Fin.

You can inteview, but most people are going to tell you to go get your license I expect.Huge difference in residential and commercial.....probably smaller but more frequent payouts in residential....commercial you may be involved in much bigger deals....but they often take longer....could be you work on a deal for 2-3 years and get paid, or it falls apart...so you have to be prepared for that.   

It is highly subjective and not scientific once they start picking properties farther away.

Or are you looking to have a place to stay because you like to frequent the area?

I ask myself this rather frequently. 

I'm looking at purchasing a property subject to an existing Deed of Trust.

Is your profit potential large enough and do you have a contract subject to the house being vacated.  

That's where I stand on the subject.