How To Move To Florida If You Are Dirt Poor

James L. Paris
2 min readMar 15, 2024

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As a rule in Florida, the closer you are to the beach the less dirt-cheap real estate you will find. As a result, you will find dirt-cheap deals inland, along what I call the “spine” of Florida. If you locate the zone that is equally between the coasts, you will find that within a one-hour radius of the “spine” there are dirt-cheap prices. Orlando is an exception and south Florida — these areas on the spine are not dirt-cheap. A prime area not considered too often is the Florida panhandle. What is odd about the panhandle is that even within proximity to the beaches you can still find dirt-cheap prices. When you get further inland (an hour from the beaches or more) you will see even more dirt-cheap options.

I filmed a short video the other day in Palatka, Florida. Palatka is a small community that is about 45 minutes from Flagler Beach. It is a small community with a population just over 10,000. At the time of authoring this book (March 2022) there is a large inventory of dirt-cheap homes below $200,000 and even a substantial number of listings below $150,000. This is a discount of 50 percent compared to properties just 45 minutes to the east. Palatka is also a target rich zone for rural properties that qualify for U.S.D.A. 100 percent financing. Palatka is one of hundreds of communities along Florida’s spine that has dirt-cheap real estate. It is easy to find these deals yourself using Realtor.com.

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James L. Paris
James L. Paris

Written by James L. Paris

James L. Paris is the host of Jim Paris Live and author of 32 books, including The 90 Minute Bitcoin Quick Start. Editor In Chief Of ChristianMoney.com.

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