Today on Yahoo Finance there is an article from Forbes naming the top 10 markets for real estate investment. Orlando is ranked number 10, although they do not really explain the rationale for the rankings. New York, San Francisco, and pretty much all the others in the top 10 have prices well above Orlando's median of $217,500 (June 08). The article is geared more toward the offshore investor, who seem to be the only investors with money these days. So, I guess the price ranges of some of these other markets are not as daunting.
I would be interested in seeing their criteria for choosing the markets. I wonder how in-depth they got, or if they're just looking at declining prices. Are they taking into account growth potential, jobs, schools, all that?
I would like to know how they came up with those markets. I'll check out the article. Thanks.
Orlando right now is a good market for investors. So far this year my out-of-state investors from NJ, NY and WA purchased properties in Orlando. I just got a sale contract with an investor from Bulgaria.
Jin,
Thanks for the feedback. I don't generally work with a lot of investors purchasing here in Orlando. My friends that work the international market, say they are having a pretty good year. If you are not already a member, check out ORIC - the international council at ORRA.
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