I did constantly check homes for sale and values on my iPhone, but that was recreational, too.

After many states have slowly been adding legal recreational use (now including California, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Massachusetts, and Maine) with an additional 20 states allowing medical use only, we have seen very little, if any slowing in our market due to this change.

I am wondering if I can recreate it in arizona.  

Essentially I am looking to make a recreational park on downhill terrain. 

I have heard that AZ has recreational on the ballot and if it passes, phoenix may be the new Denver.

It has basIcally been used for recreatIon.

We have a big recreational lake here where I grew up and live and anything around this lake (lakefront and surrounding areas) the market value of these houses are higher.

I started going to the CW REIA in November and would highly recommend going, lots of information and great people willing to help out and share knowledge.I haven't purchased any residential real estate yet but have some recreational and agricultural land.Hope to see you at the next REIA meeting!

Parcels close to highways are loved by commercial signage buyers and others have been sold as recreational spots for buyers.LandWatch is a great tool for estimating potential value.Hope that helps!

My goal is to create a $5,000/month (or close to it) cash flow during the minimum 4 years we will be living in San Antonio, then recreate the same scenario to our next duty location.