.- The general Tampa market rebounded very quickly from the storms. 

1) Just list it, get it sold conventionally, take our lumps now and move on with life.2) Try to rent it as a mid term or long term rental likely at a loss for a 3-5 years hoping that prices will rebound after the present oversupply of homes in FL is soaked up. 

At the end of the day, while I do think the current situation will, and already has, reduced the number of unqualified syndicators, as soon as the market starts to rebound, it will be back in force.We are in a market where very few are trying to get into the space.

Seller financing could attract a wider range of buyers.Exit Timing: If you’re relocating your investments, would holding a little longer (while offsetting costs with rental income) put you in a better position to sell when the market rebounds?

Don't worry, you have time to not get things all the way right and still rebound. 

This had a noticeable impact on the rental market but only for a short time and we quickly rebounded.

However, sales did rebound 17.3% from January, suggesting some seasonal momentum.Inventory is building up – With 498 active listings and 5.7 months of supply, inventory is higher than last year, giving buyers more options.

With a slight dip in December but a rebound in January, are you seeing any changes in booking behaviors or nightly rates compared to last year?

Cities tend to have diversified revenue streams and robust infrastructure, which historically have helped them rebound faster from fiscal shocks.

Something happened...I have suspicions the rental market is rebounding, but I don't have enough data to support my theory.