Hi BP,I'll be traveling a couple weekends in Miami in November and December and would like to connect with investors in the area.Anyone building cool stuff in Miami (Wynwood, Design District, Midtown...), Miami Beach or South Florida in general?

Like you mentioned, a lot depends on budget and whether you’re leaning more toward long-term or short-term tenants.If you’re considering Florida, I’d suggest looking at areas like Miami Shores, El Portal, and parts of North Miami.

Example:  Since your reference is Miami. 

I can remember when it took on average, 180 days to sell a house***************************************************https://www.dailymail.co.uk/real-estate/article-15086063/big...Housing markets across the US are showing signs of trouble as properties linger on the market in 44 out of 50 major US metros.The worst hit area is Miami, where houses are now sitting unsold for nearly three months — almost four weeks longer than a year ago.Across the country, the typical home spent 60 days on the market in August, seven days longer than a year ago and above pre-pandemic norms, according to a Realtor.com report.

Quote from @Roque Miranda: Hi all,Just wanted to check if any fellow investors have any Idea how much will be the cost of construction per SF on the Montgomery area, we are looking at some lots to build a duplex or 4 plex in the area, this will be to build refi and hold, I'm a General contractor in South Florida Miami area, we are now pricing in Ocala FL to start developing new construction and the SF is favorable to build and sale, In Montgomery we will no sale we want to keep the property, we do porches and remodel now in Montgomery and the CF is very nice, but we will like to have better and more solid properties, anyway, if someone can recommend a GC in the Montgomery area well be highly appreciated.Thanks, all I did some searching--homeblue, homebuilders, and a few others--depending on the grade of construction (standard vs. premium), is the factor.One group has $110 to $170 per square foot, another $98 to $146; so you could roughly average $135 per square foot on these ranges. 

I'm a Realtor in the Miami/Ft Lauderdale area.

I work in the Miami/Ft Lauderdale market Doing this.

I’m not investing in Florida myself, but from what I’ve seen in conversations with investors down there, a lot are shifting toward smaller towns/suburbs where cash flow still pencils out better than in Miami/Orlando.

Congrats on the Miami house hack.

I have my eyes on Miami and have been seeing prices drop like crazy.