But it so reminded me of were I lived in the Napa valley.. with the wine the golf  Plus a great big lake I could not resist And skiing 45 minutes away.. 

not that I wanted to but the timber business I did from 92 to 2001 was very seasonal here in the Northwest and my partner went to Maui after elk hunting season and I stayed at my home in the Napa valley basically playing golf 5 days a week.. maybe a little snow skiing.. and I got board of it after a few years.. that's when I decided to fire back up and chase foreclosures and fire my Lending license back up... but nothing wrong at all with stopping to smell the roses.. and for me personally real estate I love it .. its a lifestyle always has been.. has not been all wine and roses think 08 to 2010 when I lost millions.. but I would not trade it for anything..

@Nicolas Schuitemaker we were able to close with the second appraisal.

You know that car company that didn’t shut down or airline that kept operations going but told you that the stock you hold is NO GOOD but our new issues are FINE as new wine.

My family had property in SLO & Paso Robles (wine country).

@Robert White  the rub when I read the article is there is a limited supply of these permits 60 in a town of over 50,000.... and literally Millions of tourist a year visit Napa Sonoma wine country. also says they will send out notification to anyone living within 500 feet who is seeking a permit I can see those folks showing up in mass at city council. 

It is a beautiful area with great parks and trees and plenty of shopping, churches, dining, wine bars and fun things to do.

Nicolas, I personally think that you should sell it, and use that money to invest in something else, such as partnership with someone or purchase on a property right at your back yard (if you could).

I will provide pizza and as always the bar has local beer/wine available for purchase!

Electrical is not like women and wine, it doesn’t get better with age.