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Great info! A buddy of mine bought 15 acres in Alachua county. 2 years after they bought it, the flood map was changed and the county made 80% of his land "wetlands" without his knowledge. He mowed down 8 acres to make the field for his horses and was slapped with a fine and forced to replant the wetlands with 1500 bald cypress trees. All that happened after he had purchased the land, it had something to do with the property rights. It's important to get the full scoop on a property before buying.
That happened to me too. I am just north of Gainesville in Alachua County and a few years after I bought the place the county used a very old map that didn't have all of the flood provision changes. Our property is high and dry. We also have a twelve foot ditch for water run off on the back edge that the developer of the area put in for all of the properties. The idiots at the county were too lazy to find the right map and change. Not a bait and switch, just idiots.
@@pinklight911 an honest land surveyor might be able to give some advice. Plus type in flood zones for where you are looking. My surveyor told me where I was planing to buy, 100 year flood wouldn't touch it!
Troy, There are 2 things very seriously wrong with this video. 1.) It was way too short. 2.) I could only give it one thumbs up. I live in the St. Pete area. I've been looking for a guy like Paul Hart for awhile now. I will be reaching out to him to pick his brain and hopefully do some business. Thank you both for your wisdom and knowledge to educate me. Have a blessed day, Michael.
You guys are tremendous. You can tell that you both study to show yourselves approve and it seems that you are really trying to help everyday people. Fantastic job
100% this. Much of the land is at least partially in flood zones. Also, lots of hidden HOA rules, deed restrictions, etc... It is amazing that sellers are allowed to deceive buyers like this. People are buying up the properties without doing due diligence because its Florida. The prices are going higher and higher but be aware that the land you are buying at a premium may actually not be worth much at all. No matter what any realtor or seller tells you about property you should always check with the zoning authorities first. You may be shocked to find out things...like the property is landlocked and you have no legal access. or that you will not be permitted to use parts of the land as you may be thinking.
While searching for land in Punta Gorda, I found numerous inexpensive 5-acre lots. Sensing something amiss, I consulted a national satellite imaging website. By selecting different options, I hovered over the lots for sale and activated the wetlands filter, which highlighted the entire area. Wetlands are generally not viable for the average buyer. From my experience working at Walmart, I recall they purchased wetland in Port Charlotte near Kings Highway. To proceed with construction, they were required to create twice the amount of wetland they disrupted. If memory serves, they developed on 10 acres of wetland but had to restore 20 acres elsewhere. Such measures are feasible for large corporations but typically not for individual buyers.
The best part of Florida to buy anf live is in the middle of the state. Lesser chance of flooding and less traffic. Almost all of the coast East or West, is littered with wall to wall people and hotels. Get away from the city and big towns with just an hour drive to the beach is the way to go.
I’m in central Florida, towards the middle. While that stuff used to be true, it no longer is. We are in the process of selling & moving to north Florida, bc of how terrible our area has become, thanks to the overdevelopment.
Another great informative video on rural property is it possible for you to be a little more specific on where Paul is that it looks beautiful out in that area I’m not familiar with it even though I’m a broker in the area thanks for everything that you’re doing!
What about disclosure laws? Are you telling us that they don't have to tell you that you don't own the mineral rights when buying land? That does sound right
What is legal and what actually happens can be different. In some cases the seller can disclose they have no knowledge of the property as they do not live there, inherited the property, etc. At this point it is "Caveat Emptor" (Buyer Beware). Not hiring an experienced real estate agent to represent you can be costly.
Thank you for the info on mineral rights. However, what about a topic far more invasive to our Rights as Autochthonous Americans where purchasing land is concerned - viz; "Eminent Domain."
Hello great content thank you. I have a small lot in a residential area that is just sitting there and I am thinking of selling it. Who do you recommend for me? Thank you
I want to move out to Brooksville area, it’s my dream. But unfortunately my job is at a hotel near Clearwater Beach, can’t commute. Also I only have 5k saved up for a downpayment and I feel like if I wait just 2 years everything will be even more expensive. Im 24 and just deeply frustrated with how no one cares about young adults trying to just find a roof over their head without some bloke trying to rip us off. Hopefully I’ll get my land someday
Don't let people tell you that you need a large down payment. I brought 2 homes with less than $3,000 for one and $0 for the other. Only get advice from the lender, not other people you know. They either have never brought a home or may have a different situation than you. Good Luck with everything!
Thank you so much for this video! I'm definitely in the market. If possible, I would like to speak to someone about a certain piece of property that I've found. Have a good one!
No one every talks about crime: Is Ocala safer than Gainesville? Of the state's largest 142 cities, Gainesville ranked 117th and Ocala 122nd. Safewise calculated the number of reported violent crimes per thousand people. While Key Biscayne's violent crime rate was less than two-tenths of a percent, Gainesville checked in at more than seven percent and Ocala at nearly eight percent.Mar 19, 2019
All this happened because people are fleeing California. They mucked it all up with their woke machinations till it floods with homeless n now they do,nt like it.sooo they flee to the "other disny".bringing all crazy, ruinous Cali. wokeness n inflated price tags n enviro.restcitions.charcoal bans,endless special taxes n n oh poor Florida.....who will save us.
I bought land in north Florida cheaper then south Florida…. Thankful it’s have a home on it and pig pen and chicken coop… I paid on it for five year paid it off last year
I'm in St Pete looking to get out of town if I can talk the wife into it. I get the feeling most people are looking for a couple acres or more. I'm 56 and would be happy with an acre so my neighbors aren't literally up my a**. Is there more inventory in the 1 acre range?
We moved from st Pete to Wesley Chapel 12 years ago. This area was rapidly overdeveloped & is now basically a mini NYC that’s turned terrible. We’ve been looking to move for 3 years, for same reasons as you stated. We found TONS of affordable options with lots of acreage, in north Florida. We close this week, and are moving to a beautiful area, on 20 acres, which is pretty common for the area that we are going🙂 If you want to start seriously looking, I’d be happy to tell you which areas we had the best luck with!
@@DD-oi3vh I'd greatly appreciate an area/town or two to check in to. Am interested in starting a small homestead/farm if you know of a particularly good area for that. Thanks.
@@gcxred4kat9 We had homesteading in mind, as well🙂 The property we are getting is in Suwannee County, & is 20 acres, but mostly wooded, with a cleared pasture & pond- already zoned for agriculture, too, with wonderful land to grow on (many farms/ homesteads out there). It’s a quiet community, where it seems most residents enjoy a similar lifestyle, & where it doesn’t seem like there’s plans in the near future for rapid overdevelopment, like so many currently have, or plans are made to do the same, in the near future😂 Priced less than so many of the small homes/ properties down here, which was also a huge perk😉
@@gcxred4kat9 We looked through several cities, towns, & unincorporated areas, before landing on the choice we made. A few have plans for development, so we didn’t go with them (trying to avoid a repeat of what happened with our dream home in Wesley Chapel, lol), but had plenty of real estate available, between 1-5 acres. Those areas had been in High Springs, Bell city, Old town, to name a few. Seems most cities are planning development, bc of the massive influx of newbies flocking to Florida 😂 People are just starting to buy up there, the way they had been here in central Fl, bc there’s more land available up there, for about the same prices as houses with little- no acreage down here. We found many of the unincorporated areas up there to be gorgeous, quiet & peaceful, without plans already made for rapid development, so we opted to go with a place in O’Brien, that’s surrounded by old Florida type little towns, but still close enough to drive to the big cities nearby. Good luck, & I hope this will give you at least a good starting point, to look!
As a real estate Agent , we sale only like a clerk or sale clerk. we are not a certified. that is why buyer beware. I been a real estate Agent since 1984. I always till buyer beware our knowledge is limited we are not expert. Let me know if you can find one?
Carolyn, reach out to me privately. I have a large audience of buys waiting for inventory to go on the market. I would like to hear more about what you are looking to sell :)
Housing market is leaving good people that could only afford a $80k home buying rural land and forced to live off grid on Agriculture land risking fines of code enforcement what do you do if your are homeless and can’t afford property. Does anyone even understand how some people are hurting. With this housing market nightmare for many.
@@alyssastarr6857 Plenty of people worldwide with zero money, relocate. It's just a matter of, are you willing to let whatever you're holding onto, go.
I'm a single woman who would love to downsize to 1 acre land with an existing property that needs fixing up. I want to live off the land. If that's not possible, what county accepts tiny/small homes like 800sqf?
You can build way under 800 square feet in Manatee, Pinellas County and Sarasota County. Talk to the Zoning Department. That's where I got my information. Good Luck and Happy Hunting!
Thank you for the incredible insights through your contents. We have a short term goal to get a piece of rural land in Florida particularly east of Sarasota and Manifee. We spend the last 45 years in San Diego CA rat race and we're looking forward to join my brother who live and love Lithia Tampa. We would love to get in touch with you and Paul to complete our next venture.
👨🏼 It doesn't matter if you have the deed or not. The Government owns that land 100%. You will always be just a tenant of that property. If everyone who (thinks they) owns property would understand and except that, then it would be much easier on there lifes. You need to ask and get permission to do anything on that property, and when the Gov tells you that this is no longer acceptable, or that you need to vacate that property, just obey and do what your told. They have way more skills, technology, and weapons then you ever will. Facts!✌🏼
Well, when it gets to that point war is the solution. That's how civil wars occurred. Everyone is going to die someday ( me too ) so ,why not' take the one who enforces the law that enclaves people. That's the only way to stop the law repeating the history of slavery.
So true. Americans are very deluded if they think they are free. The only freedoms in this country are petty, meaningless privileges - you can say what you like and move around the country and take whatever job you can, but apart from that - you're a serf. We get as much bureaucracy and only slightly less tax here than many so called socialist states, but we get non of the benefits. You don't obey, they come with guns. How is that different from Soviet Russia?
Land in FL ? 🤣😂 There is very little land to purchase in FL and if you do find it , it's property no one wants. Anywhere near a town , especially on coastal areas , big contractors purchase them to build cookie cutter neighborhoods. Property values just tanked in FL due to Ian . There is very little raw land in FL that can be built on per codes due to flooding
Mid-Florida is so underrated. Florida is a narrow peninsula where you can be in the middle and still 90 minutes from both coasts. Crazy coastal prices, HOA, Insurances, taxes and hurricanes are driving people to cash out and move inland where you an still find land 10x cheaper. That is sure to change. IMO, most of Florida is now immune to national real estate crashes we will see.
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3 year update???
Great info! A buddy of mine bought 15 acres in Alachua county. 2 years after they bought it, the flood map was changed and the county made 80% of his land "wetlands" without his knowledge. He mowed down 8 acres to make the field for his horses and was slapped with a fine and forced to replant the wetlands with 1500 bald cypress trees. All that happened after he had purchased the land, it had something to do with the property rights. It's important to get the full scoop on a property before buying.
Bait and switch. Yup, many areas..are famous for that in Florida.
How can I get the full scoop on a property before buying?
That happened to me too. I am just north of Gainesville in Alachua County and a few years after I bought the place the county used a very old map that didn't have all of the flood provision changes. Our property is high and dry. We also have a twelve foot ditch for water run off on the back edge that the developer of the area put in for all of the properties. The idiots at the county were too lazy to find the right map and change. Not a bait and switch, just idiots.
@@Carolynfoodforest355 I’m interested in your land
@@pinklight911 an honest land surveyor might be able to give some advice. Plus type in flood zones for where you are looking. My surveyor told me where I was planing to buy, 100 year flood wouldn't touch it!
Troy, There are 2 things very seriously wrong with this video. 1.) It was way too short. 2.) I could only give it one thumbs up. I live in the St. Pete area. I've been looking for a guy like Paul Hart for awhile now. I will be reaching out to him to pick his brain and hopefully do some business. Thank you both for your wisdom and knowledge to educate me. Have a blessed day, Michael.
Thank you for your feedback.
You guys are tremendous. You can tell that you both study to show yourselves approve and it seems that you are really trying to help everyday people. Fantastic job
Thank you my friend - greatly appreciate your comment.
“You’re buying a lifestyle” I love it!
This is a great video. I do a lot of investor loans and help people as much as possible. Using an informed realtor is smart. Knowledge is critical.
This video provides an impressive amount of valuable information! Thank you ♥️
I'm looking for some wooded property that I can camp on in the winter and build a cabin or put a trailer on it in the future
I was looking for AG rated land in Florida. I checked Zillow and was amazed how much swamp land(for real) people were trying to sell! Lots of it!
Yes - with climate change, some of it is getting swampier
@@TroyFunkBroker well no, it was actually dried up, or on salt water Marsh.
Lol, I moved here from CA, and they'll actually call a flat out swamp, waterfront. 😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@mariatorres9789 well understandable In California/Universities biological men claim to be women imo the swamp is more believable as waterfront
100% this. Much of the land is at least partially in flood zones. Also, lots of hidden HOA rules, deed restrictions, etc... It is amazing that sellers are allowed to deceive buyers like this. People are buying up the properties without doing due diligence because its Florida. The prices are going higher and higher but be aware that the land you are buying at a premium may actually not be worth much at all. No matter what any realtor or seller tells you about property you should always check with the zoning authorities first. You may be shocked to find out things...like the property is landlocked and you have no legal access. or that you will not be permitted to use parts of the land as you may be thinking.
While searching for land in Punta Gorda, I found numerous inexpensive 5-acre lots. Sensing something amiss, I consulted a national satellite imaging website. By selecting different options, I hovered over the lots for sale and activated the wetlands filter, which highlighted the entire area. Wetlands are generally not viable for the average buyer. From my experience working at Walmart, I recall they purchased wetland in Port Charlotte near Kings Highway. To proceed with construction, they were required to create twice the amount of wetland they disrupted. If memory serves, they developed on 10 acres of wetland but had to restore 20 acres elsewhere. Such measures are feasible for large corporations but typically not for individual buyers.
good point about the mineral rights, I'll have to check on it, thanks!
I love the country side no city for me. Rural always is better. Thank you for the info.
He is right. Ppl are looking to escape. I am too!!
Thanks but I'm not getting discouraged I'm getting my land and I will have solar. I'll put in my own well
Excellent - Best with your endeavors
Fee Simple Absolute is the way to go, from the core of the Earth up to space all rights reserved.
The best part of Florida to buy anf live is in the middle of the state. Lesser chance of flooding and less traffic. Almost all of the coast East or West, is littered with wall to wall people and hotels. Get away from the city and big towns with just an hour drive to the beach is the way to go.
True - thanks for sharing
I’m in central Florida, towards the middle. While that stuff used to be true, it no longer is. We are in the process of selling & moving to north Florida, bc of how terrible our area has become, thanks to the overdevelopment.
Audio, too low...had to whip out my Small Wonderboom Bluetooth speaker, lol, thank you for your knowledge, and time : ) Very Helpful.
Another great informative video on rural property is it possible for you to be a little more specific on where Paul is that it looks beautiful out in that area I’m not familiar with it even though I’m a broker in the area thanks for everything that you’re doing!
A lot of the photography is East County of Sarasota and Manatee.
This video is a wealth of information for buying land in Florida, thank you!
Thank you for sharing this information.
You talked me out of buying in Florida.
Being honest - thank you for your comments
Are Wells required in this area of Florida. I'm not a fan and I would love to have a Cistern and have my water hauled. Is that an option? Thanks.
What about disclosure laws? Are you telling us that they don't have to tell you that you don't own the mineral rights when buying land? That does sound right
What is legal and what actually happens can be different. In some cases the seller can disclose they have no knowledge of the property as they do not live there, inherited the property, etc. At this point it is "Caveat Emptor" (Buyer Beware). Not hiring an experienced real estate agent to represent you can be costly.
Mineral rights could have been sold many decades ago. You have to do a title search specifically for mineral rights.
Thank you for the info on mineral rights. However, what about a topic far more invasive to our Rights as Autochthonous Americans where purchasing land is concerned - viz; "Eminent Domain."
Eminent Domain ... great subject matter. This is normally not an issue when you are purchasing property
There’s alot of lane for sale in the auction. What’s the different with that??? They are cheaper too
Hello great content thank you. I have a small lot in a residential area that is just sitting there and I am thinking of selling it. Who do you recommend for me? Thank you
Call me 941-302-1322
There are some area in Polk county where one dueling for 5 acres as a minimum
I want to move out to Brooksville area, it’s my dream. But unfortunately my job is at a hotel near Clearwater Beach, can’t commute. Also I only have 5k saved up for a downpayment and I feel like if I wait just 2 years everything will be even more expensive. Im 24 and just deeply frustrated with how no one cares about young adults trying to just find a roof over their head without some bloke trying to rip us off. Hopefully I’ll get my land someday
My advise - get prequalified with a lender to see what is possible. You can buy a house with 5K down, if you can qualify.
@@TroyFunkBroker Thanks for the response! Yah it would be my first home but have excellent credit, won’t hurt to try
Don't let people tell you that you need a large down payment. I brought 2 homes with less than $3,000 for one and $0 for the other. Only get advice from the lender, not other people you know. They either have never brought a home or may have a different situation than you. Good Luck with everything!
@@latonyalee7821 Thank you! This is actually really encouraging
Thank you so much for this video! I'm definitely in the market. If possible, I would like to speak to someone about a certain piece of property that I've found. Have a good one!
Good luck. I find the area racist
@@antoinetbd8016 You're obviously the racist.
No one every talks about crime: Is Ocala safer than Gainesville?
Of the state's largest 142 cities, Gainesville ranked 117th and Ocala 122nd. Safewise calculated the number of reported violent crimes per thousand people. While Key Biscayne's violent crime rate was less than two-tenths of a percent, Gainesville checked in at more than seven percent and Ocala at nearly eight percent.Mar 19, 2019
Good Insight - thanks for sharing
All this happened because people are fleeing California. They mucked it all up with their woke machinations till it floods with homeless n now they do,nt like it.sooo they flee to the "other disny".bringing all crazy, ruinous Cali. wokeness n inflated price tags n enviro.restcitions.charcoal bans,endless special taxes n n oh poor Florida.....who will save us.
Thanks for the information
I bought land in north Florida cheaper then south Florida…. Thankful it’s have a home on it and pig pen and chicken coop… I paid on it for five year paid it off last year
Congratulations - If you purchased land in North Florida 5 years ago and its paid off, you are in a good position!
Yes they have!
7:32. look at that car trying to push itself in between two cars.
The driver didn't try to push, the driver did it.
NY or LA ???
I thought we were about to witness an accident!
I'm in St Pete looking to get out of town if I can talk the wife into it. I get the feeling most people are looking for a couple acres or more. I'm 56 and would be happy with an acre so my neighbors aren't literally up my a**. Is there more inventory in the 1 acre range?
We moved from st Pete to Wesley Chapel 12 years ago. This area was rapidly overdeveloped & is now basically a mini NYC that’s turned terrible. We’ve been looking to move for 3 years, for same reasons as you stated. We found TONS of affordable options with lots of acreage, in north Florida. We close this week, and are moving to a beautiful area, on 20 acres, which is pretty common for the area that we are going🙂 If you want to start seriously looking, I’d be happy to tell you which areas we had the best luck with!
@@DD-oi3vh I'd greatly appreciate an area/town or two to check in to. Am interested in starting a small homestead/farm if you know of a particularly good area for that. Thanks.
@@gcxred4kat9 We had homesteading in mind, as well🙂 The property we are getting is in Suwannee County, & is 20 acres, but mostly wooded, with a cleared pasture & pond- already zoned for agriculture, too, with wonderful land to grow on (many farms/ homesteads out there). It’s a quiet community, where it seems most residents enjoy a similar lifestyle, & where it doesn’t seem like there’s plans in the near future for rapid overdevelopment, like so many currently have, or plans are made to do the same, in the near future😂 Priced less than so many of the small homes/ properties down here, which was also a huge perk😉
@@gcxred4kat9 We looked through several cities, towns, & unincorporated areas, before landing on the choice we made. A few have plans for development, so we didn’t go with them (trying to avoid a repeat of what happened with our dream home in Wesley Chapel, lol), but had plenty of real estate available, between 1-5 acres. Those areas had been in High Springs, Bell city, Old town, to name a few. Seems most cities are planning development, bc of the massive influx of newbies flocking to Florida 😂 People are just starting to buy up there, the way they had been here in central Fl, bc there’s more land available up there, for about the same prices as houses with little- no acreage down here. We found many of the unincorporated areas up there to be gorgeous, quiet & peaceful, without plans already made for rapid development, so we opted to go with a place in O’Brien, that’s surrounded by old Florida type little towns, but still close enough to drive to the big cities nearby. Good luck, & I hope this will give you at least a good starting point, to look!
The title search company will look out for stuff like that for buyer?
As a real estate Agent , we sale only like a clerk or sale clerk. we are not a certified. that is why buyer beware. I been a real estate Agent since 1984. I always till buyer beware our knowledge is limited we are not expert. Let me know if you can find one?
I am going to be selling my Homestead north of Gainesville and moving near family in Georgia.
Carolyn, reach out to me privately. I have a large audience of buys waiting for inventory to go on the market. I would like to hear more about what you are looking to sell :)
Would you be willing to share more info?
Great info !!
Thanks for watching!
Housing market is leaving good people that could only afford a $80k home buying rural land and forced to live off grid on Agriculture land risking fines of code enforcement what do you do if your are homeless and can’t afford property. Does anyone even understand how some people are hurting. With this housing market nightmare for many.
Move somewhere affordable.
@@mariatorres9789 how??? If they’re homeless they obviously dont have the funds to do so
@@alyssastarr6857 Plenty of people worldwide with zero money, relocate. It's just a matter of, are you willing to let whatever you're holding onto, go.
@@mariatorres9789you sound like someone who has never been homeless! Thanks for the expert opinion
@@alyssastarr6857I feel you! Hang in there and good luck! Things are ridiculous now but they will always change. I pray you get your chance
Thank you
How are mineral rights recorded?
I'm a single woman who would love to downsize to 1 acre land with an existing property that needs fixing up. I want to live off the land. If that's not possible, what county accepts tiny/small homes like 800sqf?
Good Question - Basically you want to be near North Florida (Ocala / Gainesville area)
@@TroyFunkBroker thank you
You can build way under 800 square feet in Manatee, Pinellas County and Sarasota County. Talk to the Zoning Department. That's where I got my information. Good Luck and Happy Hunting!
Did you ever get a good lead on location?
@@freechurchpress3571 I'm going through the USDA rural program
How do we find all the mines? I almost bought a house that had contaminated water.
Great info. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the incredible insights through your contents. We have a short term goal to get a piece of rural land in Florida particularly east of Sarasota and Manifee. We spend the last 45 years in San Diego CA rat race and we're looking forward to join my brother who live and love Lithia Tampa. We would love to get in touch with you and Paul to complete our next venture.
Would you like to be my agent? I like to buy some land in Florida
Yes, of course. Reach back to me privately with your criteria
Can you put more than one well on an acre or so?
Subject to zoning
We are running out of land for wildlife and water. Do not move here.
3 year update?
Yes - working on that … thank you for you comment 😎
What ? So if someone has mineral rights they can dig on your land ?
Yep
Not necessarily
That’s the job of the title company to investigate and guide you not the realtor.
Who makes your videos? Please watch this video and a few others so you can hear or not hear. That the volume is too low. Please raise the volume!
I agree - Thank you for your constructive feedback. What do you think of my latest videos? (I am working to make each one better and I move forward).
👨🏼 It doesn't matter if you have the deed or not. The Government owns that land 100%. You will always be just a tenant of that property. If everyone who (thinks they) owns property would understand and except that, then it would be much easier on there lifes. You need to ask and get permission to do anything on that property, and when the Gov tells you that this is no longer acceptable, or that you need to vacate that property, just obey and do what your told. They have way more skills, technology, and weapons then you ever will. Facts!✌🏼
Well, when it gets to that point war is the solution. That's how civil wars occurred. Everyone is going to die someday ( me too ) so ,why not' take the one who enforces the law that enclaves people. That's the only way to stop the law repeating the history of slavery.
I’d say Come and take it
So true. Americans are very deluded if they think they are free. The only freedoms in this country are petty, meaningless privileges - you can say what you like and move around the country and take whatever job you can, but apart from that - you're a serf. We get as much bureaucracy and only slightly less tax here than many so called socialist states, but we get non of the benefits. You don't obey, they come with guns. How is that different from Soviet Russia?
Well it should be tax-free then how about that!
@@urbanitesgarage3299 FACTS. FAFO.
It's called due diligence
Don’t wan no flood land
It’s because of DeSantis! He is amazing! Law and order what a concept!
Land in FL ? 🤣😂 There is very little land to purchase in FL and if you do find it , it's property no one wants. Anywhere near a town , especially on coastal areas , big contractors purchase them to build cookie cutter neighborhoods. Property values just tanked in FL due to Ian . There is very little raw land in FL that can be built on per codes due to flooding
Wow just got some😳
I have a lot but am not sure to keep it or it’s worth it
Mid-Florida is so underrated. Florida is a narrow peninsula where you can be in the middle and still 90 minutes from both coasts. Crazy coastal prices, HOA, Insurances, taxes and hurricanes are driving people to cash out and move inland where you an still find land 10x cheaper. That is sure to change. IMO, most of Florida is now immune to national real estate crashes we will see.