Florida is seeing broad price declines across a lot of different metros with no clear

end in sight. So is Florida a warning sign for the rest of the country or is Florida a unique

case unto itself? Today, we'll find out.

Hey everyone, welcome to On the Market. Thanks for being here.

In today's episode, we're going to be focusing not just on Florida, but we'll be looking at

Florida specifically and then sort of extrapolating out what's going on there and whether it is

likely to spread to the rest of the country. Because if you look at the

data and we'll get into this in more detail, there is a real correction in terms of prices

going on in that market. That doesn't necessarily mean that it's a sign of things to come

elsewhere in the country, but it could be. So the question is, is Florida unique or

will other markets follow suit and start seeing the kinds of corrections that we're seeing

in that market? But actually, before we get into today's topic, I just wanted to let you all

know that Henry Washington, one of our co-hosts here on The Market, and I are doing something

super fun this summer, and we would love for you guys to join. Basically, we're going on a road

trip. We're going to be driving around the Midwest, looking for cash flowing deals, meeting

with investors, agents. It's going to be super fun. It's called the Cash Flow Road Show,

and it's happening from

July 14th to 18th across the Midwest. We're going to be starting in Milwaukee, then we're going

to Chicago, where we're going to have a free meetup on July 15th. So if you're in that area,

definitely come check that out. We're going to be doing a lot of fun stuff there. We'll also have a meetup

on July 16th in Indianapolis. If you're in that market, it's going to be super good time.

So make sure to RSVP, they are free events, but if you do want to come to either the Chicago

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