I've actually lost feeling in my finger tips from being on a computer the past year, no really big deal,  I'm also getting a pain in the elbow as well, as they say, suck it up, no pain no gain.Perhaps that might be why I don't type with wine and roses, just a few hundred more words that new, sensitive, folks expect being coddled as the babes entering the business world think they are entitled to. 

I like Wenatchee. same weather as Bend but maybe a little warmer in winter.. it has a great wine scene that Bend does not have.. 

Good stuff, thanks @Nicolas PaezIt's incredible how low this Cap-Rate limbo has gotten in recent years.

This was basically proven to be true when I visited the property and the fridge was stocked full of beer, wine, cheese, fruits, etc.

Wine country. :-) 

It seems to break down to three schools of thought.The first school of thought believes that tenants will appreciate a mid-priced bottle of wine, or a cute gift basket, or a gift certificate to a nice-enough restaurant.

@Trevor Lohman, I just asked a similar question I think a day or two ago, some good info on various costs to look out for, here's that thread: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/123754-do-you-use-the-same-metrics-to-analyze-a-vacation-rental-as-you-would-a-regular-rental I actually have a house in Winchester, just north of the wine country there that my parents stay at.

I'm starting to take a page from the @Gene Hacker playbook and spending a lot more time enjoying my life - wine tasting in Napa today, weekday happy hours, concerts, hiking...

Originally posted by Nicolas Pretelt: Hi community, I just completed my second wholesale deal, so after getting my check I started thinking about the taxes for the upcoming year.

If you believe the SF market will continue to be strong over the next decade, rents will go up higher than most places, and it's almost always easy to sell here, than that's a wining play.