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Question for Florida investors Buy box in this market

Danilo Perea
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I’m curious how investors in Florida are shaping their buy box right now. Are you focusing more on cash flow or appreciation? Big cities like Miami and Orlando, or smaller towns? And what type of properties are fitting your buy box best in today’s market?

Looking for multifamily? Single family? Commercial? Condos?

New investor hear and would love to now new insights, please tag me back so I can see it again

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Arman Ahmed
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Arman Ahmed
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@Danilo Perea

Danilo, great question. I’m not investing in Florida myself, but from what I’ve seen in conversations with investors down there, a lot are shifting toward smaller towns/suburbs where cash flow still pencils out better than in Miami/Orlando. The tradeoff is appreciation tends to be steadier than explosive. Personally, in the Midwest, my buy box leans toward undervalued multifamily or single-family homes in growing rental markets—more predictable cash flow, plus upside when neighborhoods turn. Same principles can apply in Florida: define if you’re prioritizing monthly income or long-term equity growth, then shape your box around that.

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