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In this video, Why Storm Years Don’t Kill Florida Investing, Carlos talks about how Florida gets fear headlines every storm season, especially after Category 5 storms destroy land, utilities, and housing. But hurricanes do not come every year, they come in batches, followed by long quiet years that teach investors the same lesson: storms destroy assets, not the viability of the market itself.

I lived in Miami my whole life for 38 years. In 2005, Hurricane Wilma destroyed power statewide and I was without electricity for three weeks. That year felt like doom, but 12 years passed before another major threat, then Irma arrived in 2017 and reminded owners that Florida storms hit in clusters, not constants.

In this video you will learn
• why hurricanes travel in batches, not annual certainty
• how storm headlines spike market panic
• why Florida real estate equity outlives storm years
• how Miami owners adapt after Wilma, Irma, Wilma type years
• why investors still buy new deals in South Florida despite storm trauma
• how landlords screen risk differently after real storm stories
• why newer buildings protect outcomes differently than aging ones
• why adaptability decides long term survival, not seasonal fear

This video is for landlords, homeowners, and investors who want clarity before storm season, not panic fueled assumptions.