Investors · Licensed Florida brokerage
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.
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.
Investment Property: Florida questions answered
- What does it mean that a seller's homestead savings do not transfer to me?
- What happens to Florida property taxes the year after I buy a rental?
Tell us what you're looking for
Budget, property type and area. A licensed real-estate professional will contact you.
Licensed brokerage
Premier Real Estate Group Inc
Broker of record Maxim Bohadana, Florida broker license BK3314523
(888) 440-3766