I've looked at Florida (because after this miserable Winter, that's where I'd like to hang out 4 months a year), but because I'm not that familiar with the state (I've lived in the same area my entire life), it's a bit of a challenge to ascertain what the strong rental areas are (beyond seasonal rentals, near the attractions).

What type and quality of renters to you want to attract?  

Does the physical building have anything else that makes it attractive?

A sign in the yard works too, but I find I am more likely to attract the tenants I want with the online.  

Keep up the good work and have great day.Hi Arthur,Thanks for your kind words.They keep pumping it because it is true over the broad market spectrum although there are numerous pockets in every city that are very desirable.

Of course, if it is an attractively priced house, you are competing with other, often better offers and the seller might ignore your offer and go into contract with someone else.

Buying one rental property a year is more than doable.Just make certain you are buying them in desirable areas which will attract responsible tenants.

What makes these condo's so attractive? 

They have a strict tenant criteria but I will tell you over that time they average 1% vacancy (or less), attract tenants that generally maintain the properties well, and have an overall very positive experience that has lead to an enjoyable retirement for them.

It's tough to have a landing page with out content to attract people to your site.The dollar cost was surprising as well.