I’m Derek, new here from a wonderful conversation with a guy from Orlando.

Orlando specifically and I have a LTR that I've been managing with my wife (who is a realtor) over the past year.

Smart move focusing on non HOA near UCF, student demand is solid and ADUs give you options.Couple quick tips:Definitely find an investor minded agent — I have a couple investor friendly agents I work with in the Orlando area. 

I'm in Orlando too, happy to help in any way. 

City (or entire state) / average rent / rent change month over month / DOMAlabamaAll – $1,495 (▲ 3.1 %, DOM 53)AlaskaAll – $1,950 (▲ 5.4 %, DOM 42)ArizonaPhoenix – $1,940 (▼ 2.0 %, DOM 49)ArkansasAll – $1,400 (– 0.0 %, DOM 47)CaliforniaLos Angeles – $2,915 (▲ 0.5 %, DOM 57)Sacramento – $2,178 (▼ 0.8 %, DOM 50)San Diego – $3,135 (▲ 1.1 %, DOM 49)San Francisco – $3,495 (▲ 1.2 %, DOM 55)San Jose – $3,350 (▼ 2.0 %, DOM 58)ColoradoDenver – $2,250 (▲ 2.3 %, DOM 41)ConnecticutNew Haven – $1,950 (▲ 0.0 %, DOM 54)DelawareAll – $2,000 (– 0.0 %, DOM 46)FloridaJacksonville – $1,657 (▼ 1.1 %, DOM 50)Miami – $3,250 (▲ 1.6 %, DOM 53)Orlando – $2,000 (– 0.0 %, DOM 45)Tampa – $2,200 (– 0.0 %, DOM 47)GeorgiaAtlanta – $2,032 (▼ 0.7 %, DOM 71)HawaiiAll – $3,195 (▼ 2.3 %, DOM 50)IdahoBoise – $1,825 (▼ 1.1 %, DOM 38)IllinoisChicago – $1,768 (▲ 0.9 %, DOM 55)IndianaIndianapolis – $1,550 (▲ 0.9 %, DOM 48)IowaAll – $1,325 (▲ 0.7 %, DOM 45)KansasAll – $1,300 (▲ 0.4 %, DOM 47)KentuckyLouisville – $1,275 (▲ 0.7 %, DOM 54)LouisianaNew Orleans – $1,675 (▲ 0.0 %, DOM 59)MaineAll – $2,013 (▼ 1.6 %, DOM 62)MarylandBaltimore – $2,550 (▲ 0.4 %, DOM 49)MassachusettsBoston – $2,833 (▼ 0.8 %, DOM 56)MichiganDetroit – $1,475 (▲ 1.0 %, DOM 51)MinnesotaMinneapolis–St Paul – $1,600 (▲ 0.0 %, DOM 57)MississippiAll – $1,400 (▲ 0.0 %, DOM 56)MissouriKansas City – $1,475 (▲ 0.0 %, DOM 46)St. 

Southwest Airlines will begin servicing Knoxville in the spring of 2026, with nonstop service from Nashville, Baltimore, Dallas, and Orlando. 

Quote from @Jahmar Adams: I'm new to wholesaling as well here in Orlando Florida.

Duplexes are rare in certain parts of the Orlando area

Quote from @Daylon Pritchett: Anyone successfully executing this strategy in the Orlando market/surrounding areas?

There are places I also prefer a hotel like Orlando.