From the pictures that house looks like it's taken a lot of weather, and not just through the roof.  

Hope someone can assist and point me in the right direction.My target is to eventually have a number of properties that has a combined net return of $10k per month in positive cash flow.Initiallly I thought of buying into Florida Miami beach because of the hugh drop in price and the beautiful weather/beaches there.

Every market place is different in Baltimore every 5 to 8 leads that come in are doable weather a wholesale, sub-2 or short sale.

Leaves had stained it and weather had discolored it.

In general, how the weather on average on March in Miami - Ft.

September is my favorite month on the outer banks, kids are back in school and the weather is still beautiful.

We keep and hoard a lot of cash to weather the storm and reposition these value plays.  

Lay out a healthy down payment, stay in warm weather areas and look for good schools (in as much as I can trust public schools, but that is another story). 

You should always make sure the deal has positive cashflow and a cushion so you can weather a down turn.

Rents are up on every property at turnover, values are up, job growth is strong, inbound moves are high, the weather is great and the only issue I have is not enough properties to meet the tenant demand.