As long as they use proper length of lag bolts and silicone you won't have any problems.

Welcome to the investment world in Utah :)You are in the best spot to invest in the new Silicon Valley!

@Allan Ramos - I work out of the Keller Williams in Silicon Beach (Marina Del Rey).

We are based in Provo and focus on the Silicon Slopes proximity, but we deal with southern/northern Salt Lake county as well. 

Well, not being a prophet, I'm guessing that we will go merrily on for the time being.We're already seeing the uncertainty resulting from the unknown quantity, but overall, "the rich people" in the legislature aren't about to shoot their own feet, even if they do "change their footwear" significantly.My advice for the short term (remainder of Q4 CY1016, first half of Q1 2017) would be to sit back and watch for patterns to develop rather than commit to actions based on pure speculation.

We work all over California but have a real focus on the Silicon Valley and Bay areas. 

Finally a hedge fund manager in Silicon Valley.I taught my children value of bank account(age 8), IRA(age: 7).

But I am also in Silicon Valley, so I get that there may be some areas or properties that aren't necessarily going to attract tech-savvy people.

I have heard of a few people in surrounding neighborhoods that will buy a place as a residence, have some life event show up and need to move away but know they still want to return to Silicon Valley so they'll rent it out just to lower the cost of keeping it, or they put significant cash down so their not financing that much. 

Santa Maria is between Los Angeles and Silicon Valley.