Quote from @Orlando De La Torre: My name is Orlando de la Torre, and I am a first-time real estate investor with a strong background in construction, inspections, and project management.

Orlando is pretty resilient but it's still Florida. 

One of our Orlando clients lives in Green Bay and asked us to create a listing for their Green Bay house for the draft. 

Quote from @James McGovern: Why does it feel as if agents in Orlando won't discuss the declining prices in central Florida as if they want to prop up the overinflated builders.

I am an investor focused agent in the Orlando area and my business has been growing to the point where I can't do it all myself.  

They're a great way to connect with wholesalers and find more off-market deals.I’m based in Orlando, and we’re definitely feeling the effects of the housing shortage - good deals are getting harder to come by.

Hi everyone,I recently started a short-term rental property management company based in the Orlando area (Davenport specifically), and I’m looking to connect with experienced STR property managers or cohosts who are actively managing in this market.I’d love the opportunity to meet for a quick coffee or Zoom chat to learn from your experience and maybe share some insights as well.

If you are in Orlando you want to meet and connect with Sandra Edmond. 

Given you're in the Orlando market, you may be able to boost cash flow by short term renting the other units of the property.

none of them. get closer to a capital market and major city within 30 miles. all of these are too far. look at homestead or north of palm beach county, closer to tampa, etc not an hour away these are over delivered and new builds from tract builders are selling for less than 200 per sq ft right now in some of these markets rents have softened. there's no jobs or macro city that's driving these areas. these are softer markets for BTR than other ones. get more involved and directly contract with builders. miami dade county, even Orlando has better