All Forum Posts by: William Rojas

@Blake Wofford itrip does an awesome job and are reasonable

@Nikki Dupoux St Jeanne would be happy to discuss on a call on what would be the best option for you 407-456-3140

Hey @Vi Trang

Glad to see you are choosing to start your STR journey in FL. You have a great budget especially for purchasing posible a Single family home here in Orlando.

As a local realtor, I recommend you check out all of the homes in Davenport and Kissimee as those areas are prime for STR. They are close to all the attractions, also make sure you purchase a home with a pool as clients love having homes with a pool.

Purchasing in Orlando can be very lucrative vs many other areas that are only seasonal. Orlando is usually an all year occupancy. Usually in the summer months you will see the most increase in traffic.

If you have any questions I will be happy to answer them

@Marina Condon that’s easy to explain…

Orlando will have year around tourists non dependent to much on season like the beach will…

Your months will be the summer in palm coast…

Also as everyone else says it all about supply and demand!

If you have any more questions… feel free to dm me I am located in Orlando… very close to Kissimee

Hey @Gilvina Stephanie it all comes down to what your goals are and what type of home works for you... 

generally there are desirable areas for rental that can generate you a good cap over the long term... 

So it all depends what kind of property your looking for and what your ultimate goal is..

you can easily find this out by working on a spread sheet and seeing if it works out.. 

you May want to cash flow monthly or you maybe simply fine with breaking even.. I think the first step is determining goals and then searching for that perfect property..


Now where you decide to purchase would depend on the knowledge of the agent because there are areas where it seems you may get a hugeeeeer cap rate but you may end up spending more money on eviction cost or maybe even repair on a older home...

Would be happy to give you guidance on it..

Hey my friend good luck on your investment journey.. I would be happy to converse on different opportunities located here in central Florida. 

I have several resources to help you make the best decision on purchase... 

1. Make sure you buy in the most desirable areas for rental where turnover is less.. and where individuals desire to live...

2. Decide if you plan on self manage or property manager to help on this journey

3. Make sure the numbers are right... but also understand that if they are not exactly where you want them... eventually appreciation and growth of the city which is seen in central Florida you will get there

quick story

5 years ago I purchased a 2/3 townhome in about 5 years time we netted about 70k-80k..

Just make sure you are ready for possible repairs and turn over cost as well! :) also a solid lease is most important 

Hey Brenden hope all is well! I would be happy to speak with you about investment property feel free to DM me with any questions you might have. Or if you like to meet I would be happy to show you a cash flow sheet I have to get you into the right investment! 

Orlando, FL is a really hot market. We have insight of many companies coming to Orlando such as Disney corporate from California. There is a massive plan for Osceola county to construct a 50 year project of a town called neo city which has technology advances... Areas like this give you the opportunity at appreciation. Another area to check close by is new construction sales here are on fire... were talking every few months the appreciation is moving up in the same neighborhood within the same development! 

This is a great question, 

Since you are on a month to month and located in Florida by law you only have to give 15 days notice unless you specified otherwise in your leasing terns.

If you are not willing to pay for any huge repairs that may come up I would recommend selling that way you can just maybe 1031 exchange this home into another home ( save on capital gains expenses). Unless you are thinking about completely walking away.

Put it this way right now we are in a sellers market and inventory is low, you may net if the home is priced right 5k to 15k out of pocket. Obviously you might have to view what repairs might need to be made before it is sold as well.

Some homes can also be sold with tenants in place, this is incase you wanted to avoid some repair and sell the home as is! The good thing here is you will walk away with some appreciation if that is the correct pricing for that particular home.

Hey it’s pretty cool that you live in Avalon I live there as well... some good places to look at duplexes and triplexes are probably going to be somewhere closer to downtown area Thorton Park or you can find some really nice duplexes in winter park. some you can even find closer to Baldwin as well on those rent really well and sometimes even close to Ucf. Just make sure you choose a desirable area where you will make awesome rental income. I would be happy to meet with you for coffee to discuss what your longterm goals are... some day when your avalible in Avalon park our neighborhood! It depends how much you put down ultimately and what your looking to accomplish over the period of time owning :)