Another issue is that kids are typically home in the summer and they only want a 9 month lease, instead of the traditional 12 month.

Before I get to my question, here is some financial data for me in June 2021, on the first day of retirement:Monthly PITI for 7 Properties:                      $15,485Rent for 1 lease-to-own property:               $1,643TOTAL PITI and RENT:                                 $17,128-Monthly Rent collected from tenants:         $32,225-Income from Summer truck driving  job which I will keep doing for a few years: $2,000 ($24,000 averaged over 12 months                                                                         TOTAL INCOME: $34,225Summary: Incoming cash is almost exactly TWICE my PITICredit score: 820sSo here's the question: (on a scale of 1 to 10) how likely am I to procure financing on additional properties after retirement?

Even during Covid they had a full house every week of the summer & some of the extra guests were outside sleeping in tents.The septic often o/flows & they have it pumped at least twice each summer, but with their occupancy rates I guess it's just a minor expense.

I left 9 years ago but I try to get there every summer.

Hey guys, Im new to investing and Im playing on moving to the Fort Lauderdale area next summer.

Lease would expire mid summer which is a plus.

Eviction court judges are effectively using the plethora of regulatory requirements to punt cases to this summer. “”””

Started as a full time agent in CT this summer, and although it's been a busy market, it sucks not being able to do much networking.

Thanks for reading, happy Thanksgiving if you celebrated it and thanks ahead of time for any musings... 

The spring and summer surge should have posted what the sales price wound up being as compared to list price.