Its not about hurricanes, the place is getting over-built, low occupancy and income not helping much. Wondering if time to sell and invest elsewhere...
the west coast (of FL) is certainly NOT overbuilt, reasonably priced, and the sun shines as muchas on the east, with less exposure (typically) to hurricanes. check out prices in CA, NV, and AZ... FL sunshine looks cheap!
I will visit some areas west FL, my current properties will provide decent capital gains...but in my opinion is time to take profits and move. [ Edited by kosiuko on Date 10/07/2004 ]
What are your doubts? A few hurricanes won't change economics, migration patterns, etc. Elaborate on your reasons for doubting FL???
Its not about hurricanes, the place is getting over-built, low occupancy and income not helping much. Wondering if time to sell and invest elsewhere...
the west coast (of FL) is certainly NOT overbuilt, reasonably priced, and the sun shines as muchas on the east, with less exposure (typically) to hurricanes. check out prices in CA, NV, and AZ... FL sunshine looks cheap!
dtgca, agree FL looks cheap vs other sunny locations but seems expensive vs others (Texas?), which areas do you like most @ west FL?
Hernando and Citrus are sleepers... 45-60 minutes to both Tampa and Orlando... big developers moving in there
We are newbies to REI and are currently looking for property on the West Coast. Any suggestions where too look for rental/ investment properties? 8-)
Would you buy land or homes?
Preferably rentals but we have had some success with land investment.
I will visit some areas west FL, my current properties will provide decent capital gains...but in my opinion is time to take profits and move. [ Edited by kosiuko on Date 10/07/2004 ]