However, yes the seasoning is an issue.

Many of these homes are older, and often “fixer-uppers” which translates into even lower purchase prices, which means less money needs to be borrowed.

There's many seasoned RE pro's on like Account Closed here that will be glad to provide an honest answer.Good luck and best wishes,Chris 

Hi Andy and Kelly BIf you are talking about Key West is totally different from all other keys.In KW occupancy rate is about 85 to 92% year round , even in the summer timewhich is low season there has been high as well.

I live in the Beaumont, TX area and real estate is on the less expensive end of the spectrum. I'm fairly new (completed 1 flip many years ago). I have $100k to invest in real estate. My intent is to just do flips. ...

I was discussing wholesaling with seasoned agents and they said I may not be able to do it any longer now that I'm licensed.

I'm very seasoned as I've done my own property management for 10 years at these 6 units.  

His original plan was to develop the other 8 or so acres, but is getting older now and doesn't want to put in the effort of developing the properties.

His original plan was to develop the other 8 or so acres, but is getting older now and doesn't want to put in the effort of developing the properties.

His original plan was to develop the other 8 or so acres, but is getting older now and doesn't want to put in the effort of developing the properties.