This growth, driven by factors like retirees, job opportunities, and a desirable climate, increases demand for rental properties.Tourism: Florida is a major tourist destination, with attractions like theme parks, beaches, and cultural events drawing millions of visitors each year.

I bet your tenant knows that they are getting a screaming deal.

My lease agreement states that visitors are not allowed to visit for more than a week and I don't not allow pets.

The tenant screamed blue murder that I let him in without her knowing (she's problematic).

I wish I got away with only scratches :-) I used to wake up screaming at night....🤣 

Getting a screaming deal in the hood is a terrible deal if you don't want to serve that demographic.

The CPI is screaming inflation. the PPI is screaming inflation.

As I prepare to welcome visitors to experience the beauty of Blue Ridge, I find myself in need of some valuable recommendations.Firstly, I am currently in search of reliable and comprehensive insurance coverage for my cabin.

Vacancy rates will rise quickly.Maybe you could try an Iron A/C cage on the outside and a separate security deposit (maybe around $300 or so) to cover the A/C.The cages are ugly, but in many window A/C communities the residents understand that their neighbors (and their neighbors visitors) may be, shall we say sometimes "theft prone", and the bars can be explained as break in deterrents to keep their belongings safe.They also blend in better in a light color vs. black.If a prospect balks at the $300 and you want them, you could always offer to wrap it into the first 10 month of payments.

Snowbirds stay for the winter months, so these are annually occurring midterm visitors.