I just sold an updated home to a buyer in that area (wearing my Realtor hat, not my investor hat).

Especially a small business where the owner wears many hats.

And, we're just a short plane ride from L.A. and Las Vegas, so you'll be able to meet up with your family on their visits to the mainland.Even Hawaiian Airlines is establishing it's first off-island IT center in Tempe, so you can imagine the due diligence they did in choosing our area for expansion.Just wanted to throw our hat in the ring.

Now the house looks like it has a little hat on top. 

I should make back over 4x the amount "in" them by the time I'm ready to hang up my hat and call it good, so if I can give them away for $20K-30K a piece to a budding investor I'll be only too happy.The problem is with "pigs" in expensive markets. 

The decision-makers in Columbus are actively facilitating the growth of the city.I just did a hard hat tour of The Warren in Dublin at the Bridge Park development.

@Gail Longenecker you have to put on your 'seller hat' especially when doing seller pro forma!

Larger corporate head quarters and major industry giants hang their hat here.

Ended up fine for me but I wouldn’t recommend it to folks not involved with real estate (even with my agent hat off).

On a lighter note - I almost stopped reading after I saw that Canes hat!