The beaches can get crowded there because of the number of residents in those buildings.  

Here is the property I am looking at. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/148-Yacht-Club-Dr-APT-12-North-Palm-Beach-FL-33408/46885227_zpid/

to stay around/below the median home value as you mentioned, you'll most likely be pushed out and away from the downtown (and surrounding) sector and will likely find homes that need a little, if not a lot of love.That being said, I wouldn't shy away from 32501/32502, especially those areas west of downtown (aka "Garden District, Tanyard, Belmont-Devilliers, Sanders Beach, North Hill Highlands").

Hi, I just got a property under contract in the Daytona Beach area.

This is a first for me but I am not afraid to ask for help if anyone out there knows of anyone that can go to the along Beach and Passadena California areas would much appreciate an referral Thanks

@Larry John I am in West Palm Beach where I own and manage Airbnbs. 

We actually have a beach house down in Lavalette too (just closed in September) so we'll likely be spending some time down there in the off season, looking to use as short term rental over summer months. 

Hey everyone,Looking to make connections with investor-friendly RE Agents in the Broward and Palm Beach County areas, as well as property managers, contractors and lenders in the area.

This weekend, I was going to go to beach and play, though now I am installing a dishwasher.

I just recently went to a live onsite auction of a property in Huntington Beach that had a starting bid of $455K in a neighborhood where ARV comps were $715K to $720K.