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>>49308981
Don’t be stupid. Find out what is the next Florida real estate market and invest in that instead.

try georgia or mississippi

I mean most people moving there now are retirees plus I don't think there's that much industry there to generate demand for real estate. I would instead invest in either NC or TX as many businesses are moving down there and so will the rest of the working people. Bringing with them demand for real estate.

I think you should invest in this
unzips dick*

>>49308981
We're fucking full just all of you fuck off

ye its pretty good in some parts. id suggest west coast naples to tampa or just outside orlando. they have most of the new construction last i checked and they arent miami levels of expensive. theres cheap properties in other areas of the state but they all have less appeal imo. for example jacksonville super cheap but also majorly black and has bad crime/gang violence. north of tampa is cheap and white but has terrible meth problems.

>>49308981
The real money is in Phoenix, guey.

Florida is perhaps the worst place to invest in real estate in the country short of 1800s port towns that we're all but abandoned when they got flooded 80 years ago

>>49310021
Cope, fag.

>>49309825
>2022
>Buying in Phoenix
Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha a fucking soulless suburban sprawl in the desert

>>49309015
the fact that people are saying this unironically means it's not too late.

Depends on your timeframe. 10-20 years? Sure. 50+, something to pass onto your kids? No, it'll be underwater.

>>49308981
Yes, make sure sure to buy the parts that will be underwater in 20 years

>>49308981
Yes, make sure to buy the most expensive new condo in Miami possible.

It would actually be cool if states like vermont weren't commie shitholes. Not moving to fucking florida with its infinity diverse individuals, same with texass or calicuckland. Wondering why anywhere populated in this country is total shit, feels like we should have some major cities that aren't total garbage.

>>49310021
Is that really a thing? Underwater towns just sitting there for the taking?

>>49311318
>>49312124
Imagine unironically believing in climate change.

>>49312124
>>49312170

https://youtu.be/QHxauhxtYtk

Wait for the inevitable housing crash before even thinking about investing in ANY real estate.

>>49312170
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwAHTDTKgQc

Not saying its climate change, but the flooding is real in Miami Beach.

t. former resident

>>49309825
You mean the Real Money is in Omaha

>>49312592
That video is doctored.

>>49311298
it was too late to get anything in parts of florida that matter since 2005, idk what crack you guys are smoking but i want some

>>49312482
You take dan pena seriously?

>>49312778
There's no money within 6 hours of Omaha. Just Tornadoes and Corn/Basedbeans.

>>49308981
Florida is totally saturated with institutional investment in the desirable areas and the market is showing serious weakness right now. I've been seeing rental properties get slowly dumped onto the market, and the number of days to sale has been going up steadily while prices ease back. The time to invest will probably be October-March if we don't enter a strong recession, and Q4 next year if we do.