Some even accross the street going for $500k, since they are right on the water (my lot wouldn't have direct access to the water)Thanks for your feedback

I am open to expanding my search to outside of the city so if I can’t find anything that works where I’m looking I’ll start searching in the burbs.

I've been told for years that Columbus is a great city to invest in.

This is a rough city. 

Once I was pulling back up to my office and there was a guy just down the street that was stumbling around and fell down in the street.

Shelter is housing of last resort before sleeping on the streets.

Downside is I am unsure if we start changing zoning how much in upgrades will be required by the city such as electrical.

But do your homework; the City of Orlando (most of what people think of as Orlando isn't inside city limits) is putting new restrictions on short-term rentals starting next month I believe.

It’s the owner that approached me because she heard I was looking for SFR’s and this deal would be 2 homes across the street from one another.

Going forward, I would do that every time you move to be able to take advantage of both your entitlement and your new opportunity without having to come out of pocket with a boatload of cash.Use BP for recommendations of decent property managers in your new cities and I would bet you find decent ones so your properties are well taken care of.Best of luckStephanie