As Jackie mentioned, entry prices there are typically lower, but rental rates often hold steady with what you see in Jacksonville or Orange Park (just across the bridge).

We are considering using this strategy in Jacksonville, FL, specifically in the Springfield neighborhood or nearby, but we are unsure if it could work or where to start.

We've bought 150 units of MF in Jacksonville and still own 51 units, we also manage for other owners in Jacksonville and Orlando.

I’ve been in the real estate space for over a decade as both an investor and consultant, and one thing I’ve learned is every BRRRR or flip teaches you something new, no matter how long you’ve been at it.My biggest lesson recently was how crucial it is to stay flexible with exit strategies—sometimes the deal that looks like a flip on paper ends up making more sense as a long-term rental once you run the updated numbers post-reno.Looking forward to seeing how you’re building things in Jacksonville.

We're in the Apopka area of Orlando, we used to live in Jacksonville FL before here.

@Danilo Perea we've traditionally focused on acquiring 10-80 unit MF in Jacksonville and Orlando, we haven't acquired anything since 2022.

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We have periodically put research effort into the Fort Wayne-Huntington-Auburn, Springfield-Jacksonville-Lincoln, Des Moines-Ames, and Pittsburgh-New Castle-Weirton CBSAs.     

We haven't bought anything since 2022 and we've bought 150 units since 2017 in Jacksonville.

I have owned an existing self-storage facility in Jacksonville, FL, but have not developed my own from scratch so this is new to me.