@Nando NachiYour budget will dictate where you buy in in the Seattle Market.Plenty of areas on the rise especially with low inventory.With Condo, keep in mind some HOAs will have to weight in on structural changes.When it comes to schools, most buyers laser in on the school district.

So the summer has activities such as moutain biking and hiking and what not but its not too popular. we plan on reopening the business to summer activities.

Been looking at a nice condo unit in a very popular location that isn't selling because the property is too loud. 

I removed Airbnb from this Google Trends search because it depressed all the other searches because it is most popular in Hawaii.

It can be worth some money (Midwest farm land is about $160/ac per year in rent) and obviously land on a popular lake, the strip, or NYC can be be north of a $1m/acre.

That is a huge weight off my shoulders. 

Areas such as Liberty, Ferndale, Swan Lake, Woodridge, Monticello, and Woodbourne are quickly becoming popular among buyers.

Thats a great idea @Chris Mason food truck type "depot" areas around here are quite popular.  

Thanks Its a similar concept to Weighted Average Least Term (WALT) you want to know 95% of "what" a 95% occupancy of all 10x10s still isn't meaningful if those last units are crap locations and won't ever be rented

For example I have house hacking clients in Malibu doing STR and the city imposes a 15% gross income tax.The popular areas (Joshua Tree, Big Bear, etc.) from what I am hearing are over saturated.