In addition there is mold, plumbing issues, and the electrical will need to be replaced along with the Federal Pacific box.Long story short.

Yes, southern California will always have people living there, but in the future, most of said people, might be ones able to & willing to pay for expensive water, much of it, supplied out of the Pacific Ocean, through de-salinization plants.

We spent 2 months in Uvita last winter, thinking about buying a place on the Pacific coast.

I read about that blight in the eastern part of the country, but not in the Pacific Northwest.

FX Concepts LLC later filed for bankruptcy.Today, I no longer search for what other hedge fund managers have to say or what Peter Schiff at Euro Pacific Capital has to say.

Cali can suck Pacific winds, the odd ball state.

Anyone having success buying STRs in the Pacific NW in today's market?

I’ll look up the data on airdna but I would think the Pacific Northwest in the fall would be a perfect time to visit.

@Jackson LongYou may want to just secure your current properties with lines of credit (LOC) so you can buy cash in Memphis, TN first utilizing your LOC here in WA.Then with experience you can go to the local banks there who will give you portfolio money.In my experience smaller credit unions or local community banks here in WA like columbia, timberland, sound community bank, pacific crest savings, or others will shy away from lending to any asset that is out of state.

The house is equipped with a federal Pacific electrical panel (FPE).