This property states only needs some "Light rehab" LOL!!! People are a trip! Happy Friday, hope your goes well! https://www.redfin.com/FL/Melbourne/811-Calloway-Ln-32901/home/122225588

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Did you know that in Florida there are 13,000 + Cash buyers for land that each own OVER 100 parcels!! Florida still has some areas that have "affordable" new homes as well. Here are the top counties for new builder permits: 1. Lee County – 671 permits  2. Polk County – 581 permits  3. Pasco County – 480 permits  4. Manatee County – 408 permits  5. Duval County – 295 permits  As you can see there are a lot of transaction on vacant land infill lots. For pricing make sure you are 30-40% +/- below recent sale prices. This is a general guide but each property requires additional discretion. Make sure to note things like water access, corner lots, lot size (most are .25 acre), etc. If you find one of these send it over, I have the buyers! I have been at this for 25 years and done over 1700 transactions. Happy to help you get it to the finish line. DM me 💪👊 BTW I do land nationwide if you need help!

The Coming Real Estate Boom Driven by Baby Boomers 1. Boomers Sit on Enormous Housing Wealth Baby Boomers now control nearly $19 trillion in U.S. real estate wealth—about 40% of all housing equity in the country This staggering figure reflects decades of homeownership and booming property appreciation. 2. A Glacial—but Massive—Market Shift Ahead Demographic trends suggest that the number of Boomers will sharply decline—by roughly 15.6 million between 2025 and 2035, and another 23.4 million by 2045. This means millions of homes could eventually enter the market, representing a potential multi‑billion‑dollar inventory wave. 3. Will They Sell? That’s the Big Question Despite their wealth, many Boomers intend to “age in place”, delaying home sales. Census data shows that homeowners remaining in their homes into their 70s and 80s has been increasing. Moreover, a Charles Schwab survey revealed nearly half of Boomers wish to enjoy their wealth while alive, rather than quickly passing it on 4. Supply Surge Ahead—but Timing Uncertain Experts estimate that more than 27 million properties could become available over the next couple of decades as Boomers downsize or move into senior communities. Housing markets are likely to feel this supply shock—but whether it’s sudden or gradual remains to be seen. 5. Opportunities (and Risks) for the Housing Market - Buyers & Investors: A flood of available inventory could yield more options and better pricing— especially for smaller homes or starter properties. - Real Estate Professionals: High-equity homes will become prime listings when Boomers decide to sell. Agents and investors must be ready to act strategically. - Broader Economy: Known as the “Great Wealth Transfer,” this chapter of generational transition will influence housing, financial markets, and even societal structures HousingWire+4Business Insider+4Reddit+4List With Elizabeth+2BAM - The Key To Thriving in Real Estate+2