For this reason, I don't see there being a good pool of tenants or a ton of demand considering the economy is so slow and people who spend time and $ there typically have vacation homes there.The fires certainly have not helped, and I know they have had moratoriums for Home insurance in the region.That being said, for a place to purchase acreage, it still is relatively cheap compared to that of other wine country atmospheres and can have all the same charm.

Because we’re currently living in it, doing full remodeling is a challenge,  so we haven’t even touched the bathroom or kitchen-and I hate them both…It was a ‘rent house’ and the previous owners didn’t do a lot in the way of improvements-somewhere along its lifetime an unskilled handyman did some rather creative and yet hideous work destroying the charm of a 1940 cottage!