You should look into mobile homes in low lot rent parks or mobile home on land.

@VIVIENDOPORTSTLUCIE who even wants to live in those?

@ I know I hear you it’s just am alternative for now some of them are really nice inside and you can resell when you want to upgrade. I guess it’s better that not owning and paying someone else’s mortgage? Thoughts?

@@VIVIENDOPORTSTLUCIE i want to buy to move into and the one im living in rn rent it out. even with the FHA monthly still comes extremely high.

@ I know it’s crazy what are you renting now a home or condo? Have you looked at new construction?

Hey, follow NJ people here. Lived over the bridge in south Jersey in township. We moved here to minneola almost 5 years ago. You really have to do your research. If you have kids and want good schools groveland is a no. Even the high schools here can be shady from one to the next. We are really happy with the high school our kids go to. Not going to mention it bc it’s the internet. Homes are very expensive now. We purchased ours 3 years ago for $450k. 3000 sq. Ft. With a lake behind us. You can’t touch anything under $550k for something decent. Most homes are $600k and over here. Rentals are about $2500 for single family homes and 2 stories are around $3000. Apartments in minneola are about $23-2400 for 2 bedroom. I can tell you the builds down are absolutely horrible. Was a union mason in Philly and kills me how bad the work on homes down here. Every development you go to and talk to people all have the same problems. It’s Florida. Completely different here. The cost of living here now is exactly the same as NJ. Only difference is the taxes. We pay $6500 as opposed to the $12k in NJ. The gas is the same, groceries are the same, basically the cost of living is no different. Would we have moved down here 5 years ago if the price of homes and living was the same. No. They are building so many homes and the traffic on 50 is like cherry hill traffic. It has grown so much since we moved down. It’s just development after development anymore. Just do your research. So many people move here and after 3-4 years leave. It’s not for everyone. Highly suggest what we did. We would come down for a week and stay here. Drive around and go to stores and restaurants and see who is living here what it is like. Don’t come to vacation come to be act like you live here and get a see the traffic in the morning and explore. Good luck.

Also check the lot premiums with the developers. Crazy high lot premiums now. We have a friend who is friends with someone building in a landsea development. Next to the Publix here off of Hancock road. Dead end lot premium with the high school football field behind them. $90k lot cost. Total for the 4000sq ft house and lot cost $850k and your neighbor is 10ft next you. We paid 3 years ago $40k lot premium with a lake behind us

@ Thank you. Our kids are grown, no worries for schools. We are from the Voorhees area, living near the Cape May area now. We have already done what you have suggested and that’s why we really like these areas. We just really enjoy the lifestyle down there. Weather, Disney, Universal, Clermont Chain of Lakes, and so much more. I appreciate your response with everything. Have a great day!

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With interest rates likely to rise, with costs for home building likely to rise (tariffs and deportations), with inventory levels likely to rise only modestly in most markets, how is a 50% housing price collapse going to occur? I'm referring to housing generally. Florida is a unique case given insurance costs and being ground zero for climate change driven hurricanes.

@CharlesB-NGNM I lost you at " modestly"...

Most people in the US are living paycheck to paycheck.

That’s everywhere

Can I help you when cap rates move north again?

Fml

Is not great during rush hour but it's honestly not that bad. They just need to do a better job of clearing accidents.

Traffic could be worst , we are spoiled here honestly lol

I'm thinking you're correct. I keep looking at the Zillow and Redfin estimates of my detached home here in south Florida. It's still hovering around its all-time high.

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