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Lior Golan
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Want to start investing in Florida

Lior Golan
  • Investor
  • Tel Aviv, Israel
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Hello,

I am from Israel and I am an investor that that wants to invest in a buy and hold rental properties in Florida.

I would like to know when you are investing in Florida where I can achieve the 1% rule? And also I can buy a property in 110-120K? (Of course before rehab has I want to find a property that needs slight rehab)

Heard about Jacksonville/Orlando/Tampa...

So where is a perfect place to find properties in the below price range and that give me the 1% rent ratio?

Thank you

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Jared Townsend
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Jared Townsend
  • Insurance Agent
  • Orlando, FL
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Insurance is South Florida tends to be the highest. The panhandle can be tough due to weaker building codes. Anywhere within a few miles of the coast tend to be higher but once you get 5-10 miles inland the rates tend to normalize. A few general rules to keep your insurance costs lower: 1) Newer is cheaper than older; 2) Concrete is cheaper than frame; 3) Inland is cheaper than coastal; 4) roof shape matters; 5) get a quote while you can still back out of the deal! 

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