Welcome, @Nicolas Garcia!

Wine cellar portion of the restaurant.  

Same advice as always - let the numbers do the talking and leave the opinions for after a glass of wine

Start analyzing and buying and then see if you want to be in houses or units or commercial.I'm tipping a digital glass of wine to your success. 

@James Eng @Nicolas Paez @Brent ShryockFound this thread by performing a search...I found a development that has some duplex zoned lots for sale...I was surprised as all get out that the developer was willing to sell to outsiders -- here ALMOST ALWAYS you have to be in the "good ole boy" club - ie part of the construction industry, money man, builder, major plumbing contractor etc to get any multi-family zoned lots in a new development.I guess the kicker  with this place is the development was started at the start of the bust (end of 2007 beginning of 2008) and the development just stopped for a # of years.  

Hello my name is Jean Nicolas.

I like the area just based off my liking for the AZ wine industry.Regards,Brock

@Nicolas Carucci: You are right, sir.

My son who is a wine rep is one, he drives from Mount Vernon to Oak Harbor nearly every day and has a bunch of neighbors in MV who do it every single day.Keynes said markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent so buying for appreciation, even in Seattle might work but that's more risk than I'm willing to take; I need cash flow with a margin of safety... in a good employment market.

Look to that target market to serve.Jean, the scavenger service might be picking up beer cans and wine bottles, then sorting aluminum and glass!