Sold some SFRs there for triple what I paid 5 years ago, all to FHA buyers, all priced to perfection for the comps, all went for over asking price, and all somehow magically apraissed (not sure if I was more scared or pleasantly surprised at that outcome).Not sure about FL, but my second hand understanding is that because of the local laws and how they are implemented, it being a judicial foreclosure state with a boom or bust RE market, it usually takes longer to work off foreclosure backlog and recover from a big downturn like we saw and also as a result peaks later in the cycle compared to other places.

While looking at our options, acoustical ceiling tile adhesive came up, which sounds like a perfect solution... if it works.

Not everything is perfect and easy.

@Christopher Blanco thank you thats perfect!

If you are wanting to flip then you are in a perfect spot if you can locate a fixer.

I have read about REI being part of high school curriculum, if that happens your book 'Perfect Storm' should be a mandatory read.I am still trying to understand new cash flow markets, where population is on decline, jobs aren't growing, people are increasingly looses houses to foreclosure.

@Raj Gott - Please get the book from "Perfect Storm" @Jay HGood LuckVivek

That is a lot of mold/discoloration, being wet and in a dark location is the perfect environment for it to grow.

It’s pretty rotten if you’re just using it for a few isolated tasks, because absolutely, it doesn’t do any one thing perfectly and it’s not as fast as other apps.It really starts to show its brilliance once you start using it as your default bookmark/webclip app, notetaker, recipe box, repository of all your reference material, and so on.

It's also not a weird dimension, so cutting it in half would fit perfectly with the other lots around it in terms of shape and size.