The number of shootings per capita in Ports vs our other cities is off the chart. 

Rainier NP)Port Angeles, WA (Olympic NP)Pacific Beach/Moclips, WA (Coastal, near Seabrook which is super cute but very expensive)Rockaway Beach, OR (Coastal, centrally located for Oregon Coast activities)Long Beach, WA (Coastal)Lake Cushman/Hoodsport, WA (Olympic Penninsula)

Hi,Need some help filling out the HUD form for FHA loan for NEW construction SFH in Port Charlott, Florida:HUD-92541: Builder's Certification of Plans, Specifications, & SiteAnyone who has recently filled out this form (GC/Builder) in Florida please chime in.Also have questions on the HUD form:HUD-92544: Warranty of Completion of ConstructionTIA,Gautam

You folks in California should be buying land for Transfer stations near the ports. 

(The exit where TGI Friday's is).There is More's Shopping mall on the right and Prince Kaikan is on the left. the Izakaya is on the 2nd floor about 132 meters from the station.I hope this helps.

The issue with someone porting into your area from someplace else is that they almost never have income when they move. 

Places that immediately come to mind are Leavenworth, Port Townsend, and Port Angeles, etc., but I was wondering if anyone knows of some good areas to invest that are perhaps less obvious.I'm not asking just because I don't want to put in the effort.

It is ideal to build up an asset as the book says but the house prince is insane in San Jose!

We are currently building in Ocala, Jacksonville, Cape Coral and Port Charlotte.

I love the numbers to build and make money as a builder but there's no economics driving people there compared to Tampa, New Port Richey, Lakeland, that are closer to major sities.