Tampa is always on the top growth spots, but for some of the reasons of Miami (land locked, hurricane prone, flood prone, high insurance etc)Smaller markets you may want to consider in Central Florida would be Lakeland/Haines City, Eustis, Sorrento, Groveland, Ocala, Clermont are just a few areas that you may want to explore. 

Very high rated for great places to live and top 10 in this state to live.  

In general newly built ADUs are being rented at the high end of the market range and they should as they were expensive to add, took a lot of time and effort to add, and are new and nice.  

Also recognize that it’s a pay to play space and if you are first time working with them the fees are high.

I would use an acrylic grout like fusion or whatever high performance grout your installer likes.  

Very interested in real life cons to this approach to real estate investing.Thanks.Hi Pamela,Investing in a resort condo in vacation spots like Kissimmee or Orlando can be an appealing real estate venture due to the high tourist traffic and the potential for steady rental income.

However, the After Repair Values (ARVs) of the newly renovated properties seem to be not very high, mostly in the range of $115K - $130K.

There is definitely no one size fits all for how to look for a CPA / firm - it is going to be highly individualistic.  

Show me that high 6 figures or 7 figures is not going into your pocket just for buying the deal, and that are you putting real money - not those acquisition fees - that you worked, sweat, and bled for into the deal alongside me. 

Banks are typically quite flexible with shorter lengths of time (I have managed to get a commercial loan with a 7-year amortization without a balloon or a rate reset, but these loans are rare and quite painful as the payments are high).