Is South Florida a good place to invest in real estate?
Yes. Rents are strong, demand stays high, and people keep moving here. Whether it's short-term rentals, multifamily, or flips—there's opportunity. But you’ve got to buy smart.
What type of property should I invest in—single-family?
Depends on your goals. Want steady cash flow? Look at duplexes or quads. Want less maintenance? Condos are easier but come with HOA fees. I’ll help you break it down.
How much money do I need to start investing?
It’s not required, but it can be smart. You’ll know what might come up later and avoid surprises that could scare off buyers or mess with your timeline.
Should I do short-term (Airbnb) or long-term rentals?
Short-term brings higher income but more work and tighter regulations. Long-term is steadier and less hands-on. Depends on location and how involved you want to be.
What are the best neighborhoods in South Florida to invest in?
Hollywood, Hallandale, parts of North Miami and Fort Lauderdale all have solid rent potential. You want areas with population growth, job access, and low vacancy.
How do I analyze if a deal makes sense?
We’ll look at cash flow, expenses, vacancy, cap rate, and appreciation. If you’re not familiar with those terms, no worries—I’ll walk you through it step-by-step.
How do I find off-market deals or fixer-uppers?
You need good connections and a sharp eye. I’ve got access to distressed properties, pre-market listings, and investor-friendly agents across South Florida.
Do I need to create an LLC for my investment properties?
Not required, but a lot of investors do it for liability and tax reasons. It’s smart to talk to a CPA or attorney, but I can point you in the right direction.
Can you help manage the property after I buy it?
I work with solid property managers who handle everything from screening tenants to collecting rent. If you want passive income, you’ll want a good team.