[CheyennePress]

We got into our home here at the end of '99. The prices have tripled since then. ... Even with the insurance increases, Florida is still going to be a fiscally attractive place to live. Yeah, now that you've got your slice of the pie. *rolls eyes* (jealously) ;) What about the rest of us still in school? Ha! I'm green.

[Caipirabob]

We got into our home here at the end of '99. The prices have tripled since then. ... Even with the insurance increases, Florida is still going to be a fiscally attractive place to live. Yeah, now that you've got your slice of the pie. *rolls eyes* (jealously) ;) What about the rest of us still in school? Ha! I'm green.

Actually, what's hurting right now are condo speculators, particularly North of Jupiter. They can't move them and many of the speculators are trying to lease them. The ones hurting the most would easily work a deal in there somewhere just to get rid of them. The market is still there for SFH's, but condo speculators are in a bit of a bind. That's where you might start looking to get in the market. Just be prepared to sit on your investment, because it's not going to get moving until there's another shortage again, and that could be a while.