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In many core areas like Brickell, rents have been stable or rising despite market cooling. Some luxury segments have softened. Check your specific neighborhood.
Emerging neighborhoods like Wynwood and Little Havana offer potential upside, but come with more risk. Coconut Grove and Brickell offer more stability.
It depends on your timeline, capital, and goals. Buying makes sense if you plan to hold 5+ years. Renting is flexible. Analyze your specific situation.
Long-term rentals in neighborhoods with strong fundamentals. Short-term rentals can work but are more sensitive to regulations.
It varies widely by neighborhood, property type, and strategy. Long-term rentals often see 3–6% annual cash-on-cash returns plus appreciation. No guarantees.
Annual net income ÷ property price. Shows yield if no appreciation occurs.
Monthly rent minus all expenses (HOA, taxes, insurance, maintenance).
Neutral third party holds funds during transaction until closing.
Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act. Affects foreign sellers when selling US property.
Homeowner Association. Manages common areas; charges monthly/yearly fees.
Loan-to-Value. Percentage of property value the lender will finance.
Renting property nightly or weekly (vs. long-term monthly rentals).
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