Can you help with short-term rentals?

Many condominium and HOA communities, and some cities, restrict short-term rentals or require registration. Those rules are checked before you commit, and you'll be pointed to the local requirements.

Do you work with out-of-state investors?

Yes. Video tours, electronic signatures and a local inspection make it possible to buy from a distance.

What about a 1031 exchange?

Exchanges have strict IRS timelines and must be set up with a qualified intermediary before you sell. The real-estate side is coordinated here; your tax adviser and intermediary handle the exchange.

Do condo buildings have special risks?

Condo buildings three stories or taller must complete milestone inspections and structural integrity reserve studies, which can lead to special assessments. Ask for those records before you buy.

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Florida investment property, looked at carefully

Rentals, condos and small multifamily — with a licensed real-estate professional who raises insurance, association and flood questions before you buy.

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How we help

An investment property's numbers depend on costs that vary widely in Florida: insurance, flood coverage, property taxes after a sale, association fees and any rental restrictions. Tell us what you're looking for and a licensed real-estate professional will help you find properties and gather the information you need to run your own numbers.

Searches for single-family rentals, condos, townhomes and small multifamily.
Comparable rents and sales so you can test your own assumptions.
Association rental restrictions, approval rules and minimum lease terms checked early.
Insurance, flood zone, four-point and wind-mitigation questions raised before the inspection period ends.
Offers, inspections and closing coordinated for financed or cash purchases.
Selling a property you already own, coordinated with your tax adviser.

No promised returns

Rents, vacancy, insurance premiums, taxes and values all change. No one here will predict a return or promise appreciation; talk to your own tax and financial advisers about any investment.

One Florida detail investors miss: after a purchase, property taxes are usually based on a new assessment, and a previous owner's homestead savings do not carry over.

Investor questions, answered

Can you help with short-term rentals?: Many condominium and HOA communities, and some cities, restrict short-term rentals or require registration. Those rules are checked before you commit, and you'll be pointed to the local requirements.
Do you work with out-of-state investors?: Yes. Video tours, electronic signatures and a local inspection make it possible to buy from a distance.
What about a 1031 exchange?: Exchanges have strict IRS timelines and must be set up with a qualified intermediary before you sell. The real-estate side is coordinated here; your tax adviser and intermediary handle the exchange.
Do condo buildings have special risks?: Condo buildings three stories or taller must complete milestone inspections and structural integrity reserve studies, which can lead to special assessments. Ask for those records before you buy.

Tell us what you're looking for

Budget, property type and area. A licensed real-estate professional will contact you.

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Premier Real Estate Group Inc

Broker of record Maxim Bohadana, Florida broker license BK3314523

(954) 703-4504

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