Also, the insurance companies are fleeing Florida so I'm definitely not making as much as I would from selling while things are still good.Talk me off the cliff or push me over please.Hi Tim, I'd recommend that you sell the house and invest in a market that offers strong growth potential, affordable property prices, and less risk from natural disasters compared to Florida.

Offer to help in some fashion, maybe bring them deals that you can work together on.

Hi Theresa, 25 years means you've been dong something right :) Check in with @Joseph Chiofalo they are NY based and offer creative fix and flip, bridge and constructions loans.

Every system you try will have flaws, or you may salivate over a feature that appears in other software.Some familiar names are mentioned frequently: Stessa, Apartments.com, RentRedi, TenantCloud, Innago, RentManager, Avail, Rentec Direct, Doorloop, etc.I recommend conducting thorough research on each app online to understand their offerings, pricing, etc.

Additionally, we are open to exploring opportunities in other areas as well.We are particularly interested in:- Learning how to analyze these properties for cash flow potential- Understanding the local market dynamics and trends- Networking with experienced investors who can offer advice and mentorshipWe believe that with the right guidance and connections, we can make informed decisions that will set us on the path to financial independence.

Assuming it is an REO, they are typically offered with title insurance.

If you end up getting a Property Management company, they will typically have a lease (would still be a good idea to take their lease to your attorney for review)As for property management, hiring a company can make things a lot easier, especially if you’re managing from out of state.

Quote from @Greg Flannery: Trying to offer ex an amount for condo were both on title and mortgage for.

I love this idea, but would first talk with your ciry to determine the building regs.Have you done any comparison to see the cost difference than just building a typical multi-unit property with small units?

Can I make an offer on 2 properties at the same time and walk away from one that I didn't like the most?