@Michael SunHi Michael, I'm a CA transplant that is now invested in the Reno / Tahoe market.

Things are a bit pricey right now, however, there will always be an influx of snowbirds and transplants. 

Or US Transplants who own the property or investment properties have Earthquake insurance? 

As a fellow CA transplant to ID, welcome!

I would also add that it may seem expensive in CLT area from your point of view but for many of our new transplants it is much more affordable.

I can understand why someone from Colorado might think like Scott, but as Californian who found herself transplanted to the South for more than thirty years, living in five states, I have to agree with Peter.

The university and the Air Force base are a continuous source of renters as well as incoming transplants.  

Transplant hospitals might be another option. 

Vanderbilt Health is one of the top heart transplant programs in the world, something many of us, myself included, may need in the future.

I am thinking about getting a kidney transplant done in Venezuela because it's cheap.