It is cheaper and there is a lot of low priced, decent talent coming from UCF but if you are selling locally it will be tough since everything sells for less there.
You will also have no backup plan if your startup doesn't work since wages are so low.
There is no startup scene and everyone you meet will work in real estate or hospitality.
I live in beacon hill now and can tell you that I am constantly impressed by the smart people I meet in Boston. When I lived in Orlando I felt the exact opposite.
this. I love florida and usually spend a month or two in the winter there. I am not impressed with the people, coming back to boston is a breath of a fresh air. I can move my startup there full time but I don't primarily because of how out of place I feel most of the time (and its too darn hot in the summer)
You will also have no backup plan if your startup doesn't work since wages are so low.
There is no startup scene and everyone you meet will work in real estate or hospitality.
I live in beacon hill now and can tell you that I am constantly impressed by the smart people I meet in Boston. When I lived in Orlando I felt the exact opposite.