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dirty022 said:
Southwest Florida. What is reasonable?
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Something on the beach. 700-1mil 3 bed room+. I do a decent amount of RE investing, however, I am not a retail investor so i rarely buy anything listed. Preferably something off market that needs work or someone needing to unload.

That may not even be possible. I never check beach RE anymore but I’ll probably buy something in 2-3 years when shit hits the fan and everyone starts losing there “beach house”
 
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^^guess we'll try to f it up next^^

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Church of GAINESVILLE totally gave this one away. Silly Gayturds.
 
Another that won't make the news
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SmokeHouse423 said:
Something on the beach. 750k-1 mil. 3 bed room+. I do a decent amount of RE investing, however, I am not a retail investor so i rarely buy anything listed. Preferably something off market that needs work or someone needing to unload.

That may not even be possible. I never check beach RE anymore but I’ll probably buy something in 2-3 years when shit hits the fan and everyone starts losing there “beach house”
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Florida real estate is a poor investment. No one will want to live in a state that doesn't fund public education.

There is evidence to support the argument that Florida spends too little on public education. According to data from the National Center for Education Statistics, Florida ranked 41st out of 50 states and the District of Columbia in per-pupil spending in the 2019-2020 school year. The state spent an average of $9,081 per pupil, compared to the national average of $12,756 per pupil.

Furthermore, a report by the Florida Policy Institute found that Florida's funding for K-12 education has not kept pace with inflation and has actually decreased in real terms over the past decade. This has resulted in a reduction in resources for schools and teachers, leading to larger class sizes, reduced course offerings, and fewer support services for students.

Inadequate funding for education can have serious consequences for students and their future prospects. Research has shown that students who attend schools with higher per-pupil spending have better academic outcomes, including higher test scores, higher graduation rates, and greater access to advanced coursework. In addition, inadequate funding can lead to teacher shortages, lower teacher salaries, and fewer resources for professional development, which can further undermine the quality of education.

Investing in education is not only important for students, but also for the future economic prosperity of Florida. Education is a key driver of economic growth and development, and a skilled and educated workforce is essential for attracting businesses and creating jobs.

In conclusion, the evidence suggests that Florida is spending too little on public education, which can have serious consequences for students, teachers, and the future of the state's economy. Policymakers should prioritize funding for education to ensure that all students have access to high-quality education and opportunities for success.
 
Soros Bot said:
Florida real estate is poor investment. No one will want to live in a state that doesn't fund public education.

There is evidence to support the argument that Florida spends too little on public education. According to data from the National Center for Education Statistics, Florida ranked 41st out of 50 states and the District of Columbia in per-pupil spending in the 2019-2020 school year. The state spent an average of $9,081 per pupil, compared to the national average of $12,756 per pupil.

Furthermore, a report by the Florida Policy Institute found that Florida's funding for K-12 education has not kept pace with inflation and has actually decreased in real terms over the past decade. This has resulted in a reduction in resources for schools and teachers, leading to larger class sizes, reduced course offerings, and fewer support services for students.

Inadequate funding for education can have serious consequences for students and their future prospects. Research has shown that students who attend schools with higher per-pupil spending have better academic outcomes, including higher test scores, higher graduation rates, and greater access to advanced coursework. In addition, inadequate funding can lead to teacher shortages, lower teacher salaries, and fewer resources for professional development, which can further undermine the quality of education.

Investing in education is not only important for students, but also for the future economic prosperity of Florida. Education is a key driver of economic growth and development, and a skilled and educated workforce is essential for attracting businesses and creating jobs.

In conclusion, the evidence suggests that Florida is spending too little on public education, which can have serious consequences for students, teachers, and the future of the state's economy. Policymakers should prioritize funding for education to ensure that all students have access to high-quality education and opportunities for success.
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Soros Bot said:
Florida real estate is a poor investment. No one will want to live in a state that doesn't fund public education.

There is evidence to support the argument that Florida spends too little on public education. According to data from the National Center for Education Statistics, Florida ranked 41st out of 50 states and the District of Columbia in per-pupil spending in the 2019-2020 school year. The state spent an average of $9,081 per pupil, compared to the national average of $12,756 per pupil.

Furthermore, a report by the Florida Policy Institute found that Florida's funding for K-12 education has not kept pace with inflation and has actually decreased in real terms over the past decade. This has resulted in a reduction in resources for schools and teachers, leading to larger class sizes, reduced course offerings, and fewer support services for students.

Inadequate funding for education can have serious consequences for students and their future prospects. Research has shown that students who attend schools with higher per-pupil spending have better academic outcomes, including higher test scores, higher graduation rates, and greater access to advanced coursework. In addition, inadequate funding can lead to teacher shortages, lower teacher salaries, and fewer resources for professional development, which can further undermine the quality of education.

Investing in education is not only important for students, but also for the future economic prosperity of Florida. Education is a key driver of economic growth and development, and a skilled and educated workforce is essential for attracting businesses and creating jobs.

In conclusion, the evidence suggests that Florida is spending too little on public education, which can have serious consequences for students, teachers, and the future of the state's economy. Policymakers should prioritize funding for education to ensure that all students have access to high-quality education and opportunities for success.
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BamaRidger said:
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Hunter Biden Business Associates Visited White House 80 Times When Dad Was Vice President | Off The Press

Seven of Hunter Biden’s business associates from his now-defunct investment firm visited the White House over 80 times while Biden’s father, Joe Biden, served as vice president, according to visitor logs. The visitors from Biden’s now-defunct firm Rosemont Seneca Advisors include four business...
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I'm assuming Hunter had a rent free office there.
 

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