Will convert the 4 acres into vineyard with a local owner who produces great wines in Jamul.

@John D. within the city limits it’s illegal now, but not outside in Wine Country.

A water stain on a wooden table is neglect or abuse, not ordinary wear.

there are plenty of good streets and you can find little outliers... for example in Price Hill there is the INCLINE DISTRICT which has a theatre, wine bar, Primavista, and Incline House restaurant... you see rehabs going up all around, all homes built before or at turn of the century....outside of Cheviot and the Incline District you're going to be in between C-D neighborhoods more than likely.... depends on your tolerance and what your trying to get into.

But this property is located in Wine Country, CA.Rental income $8kTotal Monthly profit after expenses $1k-$1.5k Not a home run by any means but this is in a desirable neighborhood and near the downtown area which is appreciating rapidly as well as experiencing significant new construction and development.

As many of the prior replies mentioned, it is simply more costly to operate a wood frame from a cash flow standpoint, so make sure you have a discount built in when purchasing it.I’ve personally renovated a massive wooden quadplex in Tampa and it is like peeling an onion.

Hi there, I’m an investor with 4 properties in the Bay Area / wine country and I’m looking to build my next project from the ground up — acquiring acreage somewhere beautiful to build a mini-hotel / micro-community with 6-10 ADU-style units (similar to what TomuHaus offers) for short-term rentals.Zoning in the Bay Area does not allow for this (1 primary + 1 accessory max, if that) — so I’m wondering if you know any markets across the country that do. 

As @Colleen F. pointed out hardwoods are normally nailed to a wooden subfloor. 

. ;)Full set of pots and pans, 6 different skillets, wok, large roasting pan, 2 steamers, 2 coffee makers, 2 keurigs, 24 sets of plates/bowls, many glasses (wine, beer, drinking, tall, short, margarita etc), 12 sets of kids plates/bowls/cups, 3 sizes of ZipLoc bags, aluminum foil, parchment paper, Saran Wrap, 24 sets of silverware, many serving spoons/forks, 16 different knives, mandolin (veggie slicer), knife sharpener, scissors, 3 meat thermometers, 6 whisks, dough scrapers, chop sticks, 4 casserole pans, 4 cake pans (round, square, rectangle), 4 bread pans, 8 serving bowls, baking sheets (1/8, 1/4 and 1/2 2 of each), air fryer, crockpot, espresso machine, 2 blenders...the list goes on.Also a bunch of small appliances like mixers, hand blenders, waffle makers, single egg cookers etc etc.

It is a blast dreaming about all the possibilities......it used to be our favorite thing in the evenings...drinking wine and searching for houses.. :-)