Some areas are investor goldmines; others you’ll struggle to get stable tenants or reliable property management.

While investing in the S&P 500 or growth stocks can offer higher returns, the short-term volatility could work against you.

The steady income will help you weather storms or unexpected issues. 

Orlando isn’t just a strong tourist destination, it’s a fast moving investment environment where the right financing can make or break a deal.For anyone new to investing here: it’s not just about finding a deal, it’s about being ready to close.

In regards to the 50% of availability, are you referring to 50% of the total equity or 50% of the max on the heloc regardless of which amount it's taken out for?

Or, if a specific expense clearly ties to one property (like a hotel near A), allocate it fully to that property.

Quote from @Andy Sabisch: We have not as it is a service that is also available outside of BP and we have found that the lists are either dated or generate a feeding frenzy. 

Technically his quote of $16800 as mentioned is a binding contract/agreement for 3 roofs we discussed and legally feel he is obligated to complete the work or I reduce his quote by 20% as mentioned and find someone else to complete the job? 

Are you doing long term or mid term or short term rentals?  

I would reccomend the BRRRR strategy, I like West Tampa in Hillsborough or Lealman/south st.