Everything inside is SUPER detailed. the wood work is INSANE, anbsolutely gorgeous...But it was also a hoarders house.As you can see.. we get PLENTY of deals... we don't need this.

The mountains are gorgeous though

After considering everything, I decide to go up a floor and pick up a gorgeous view of the city and bay instead.

That's the finish line, isn't she gorgeous? 

I generally agree.....but as I advise my son I keep coming back to this point: it costs roughly $2000 more per month to live in SD compared with AZ (according to 'the internet' and my own math) , and the condo they rent in downtown SD is at least $1500 mo higher than it would be here (or in most cities)So that's $3500 mo (approx) or $42,000 a year that they are throwing away to live in a (granted) gorgeous city.

You absolutely must visit Cadiz, Spain - gorgeous!

Do you know ND2 Cody Pink?

If we actually do get to that point those folks are REALLY going to learn a whole new definition of "struggling".people actually get it wrong. we are strong because our fundamental economy is so great in such a way that the conservative way of thinking thinks it's not good. the inflation, the strong demand for traveling, the high price of flying is an indication of a very strong economy.it's just people getting it wrong because some conservative ruler above the cloud out there thinks it's not good. but we are in economic expansion mode. big tech about to take a big dump. twitter laying off a ton, meta is about to give folks a bunch of pink slips. not really sure wth you're talking about there with you "conservative ruler" stuff there, Carlos. credit card balances are thru the roof (just look at CC earning calls). things only appear fine, but we're def headed for some kind of slow down, if not outright recession. i'll be glad to be proven wrong on this one.

IT IS ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS, AND HAS ALL THE MODERN TOUCHES WITH THE CABIN FEEL.

We would like to keep this property long term as a premium short term rental based on its location and gorgeous surroundings, flipping it seems possible but we would definitely wait until the market takes a turn and will definitely hold it as our primary for at least 2 years to avoid the capital gains costs.Any insights would be helpful!