LOL.If you drive over the dam at Wildwood and go to the last right to enter that was the 5th phase we bought that out of bankruptcy in 1985 ish.. took 4 years to get approved I did the first Mello Roos in Nevada county... we got it all entitled and lots ready to build I had them all reserved on a Pink and the war and earthquake hit and I did not CLOSE a single escrow  talk about devastated..

Saw another little gem, $19K asking on a gorgeous lot - roof had fallen in with all possessions inside.

You also have empty nesters wanting to get back into city life and they may be buying those condos too not wanting to deal with yard work and an "older" home.In those same areas an ok move in ready but not really updated house can be bought for around $150 to $200k - or a fully gutted gorgeous rehab for $350k to over $400k.

The HOA is reasonable too, only $46/mo and they stay out of your business unless you paint your house pink or let the yard die, but they keep the neighborhood park and entrance nice and keep people from letting their houses go.

Carmel is so gorgeous, I do wish you the best for a future flip in that area!

flat portions of the roof, aluminum wiring, Federal Pacific Electrical Service panels (if they are part of the NJ class action), corroded cast iron DWV pipes, pink or lime green bathroom tile, aluminum single pane windows.

If I wanted a real estate system predicated on lead generation getting an car in my driveway I could hustle Mary Kay for a sweet pink Cadillac.

He is an adult now [20] but he was the second minor [possibly third] in the state of Colorado to get the 'pink card

Despite its common name, Pink Cedar is not related to the cedars.

@Mike Dymski  Mike your describing Portlandia... just add in some purple and pink hair some cool tats and piercings.