Water and electric demands?

Well why should that guest be able to immediately demand indemnification from that by assigning their damages to my homeowner? 

There are only a few new construction communities building in true resort complexes and they have wait lists for months, so the demand is definitely there.Hope this helps a little, let me know if you have any deals in Toledo!

There are really good areas within Nob Hill, Northeast Heights, Rio Rancho, Oldtown, etc that should hold value well over time and have good demand.

I feel it's purely a supply/demand issue.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think there is a lot of demand from renters to live in a place that looks like it is a 1970s porno set. 

(For example, I had rented in 8 different areas of Orlando for 8 years in a row, so I tend to have a better grasp on the numbers there lol) On the other hand, I also know that Florida's multi family prices, and market in general, compared to cities like Albany, Rochester, or Buffalo are substantially higher.

My experience in construction and my ability to be hands on.Location/demand and opportunity for profit.

My experience in construction and my ability to be hands on.Location/demand and opportunity for profit.

My experience in construction and my ability to be hands on.Location/demand and opportunity for profit.