u/ISeeThruU — reddlx

“For a year, a team of 17—tiny by Ford standards—worked out a design for the first new EV. Their vision collided with Farley’s. He nixed the first vehicle the California team was developing, an SUV-type model. Build a midsize pickup instead, he told them. It fills a void in the EV market and will be a bigger hit with car buyers, he said.”

A 3 row SUV EV would sell like hotcakes. The Ford CEO sounds like an idiot and unfortunately this sediment is see all through US automakers.

u/ISeeThruU — 10 days ago

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Hello all -

I am interested in purchasing a property in Florida for short term rentals. I am specifically looking at "Harbourside at Marker 33" in Indian Rocks Beach, FL.

Example listing: https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/399-2nd-St-716_Indian-Rocks-Beach_FL_33785_M55321-67262?from=srp_next

The problem is I know absolutely nothing about SRT. I have been reading a lot of bad stuff about FL STR (insurance, condo fees).

It seems like it would be a risky move. However, I am less concerned about making a profit and more concerned about just covering the mortgage/fees and building equity in the property.

As I don't want to go into this completely ignorant I am looking for a good book I could read (or other resources) about STR that would help me understand the process/terms and what I would be getting into. Does anyone have any suggestions?

(Also if anyone has any details about this specific property or Indian Rocks Beach that would be helpful as well).

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u/Background_Bad_1578 — 15 days ago

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