Berkeley has a lot more charm in architecture, a more urban feel (without the SF concrete jungle), hills and views.

Warning: these folks are often animals lovers and may have small dogs with them so pet friendly is a huge asset.

Unique character: Older buildings often have unique character and charm that can be preserved during the conversion process.Return on Investment: This is a broad-stroke statement, but the NOI on conversion will almost always beat a built for purpose on paper.

Wholesaling is all about charm and perception people have of you.When my competitors wholesale (or try to wholesale) sellers hate them/it.When we do it, we get invited to dinners, parties, cookouts, you name it.It has very little to do with location.

I love preserving the 100 yr old charm of a house while also modernizing it.

I can possibly build you a new house, help you get construction to permanent loans and connect you to my management company that I lover working with. 

A lot of the cottages in northern Michigan are charming but rustic.

I'll leave my W2 job most likely, but I love real estate and will likely either self-manage because I enjoy it (otherwise I'll pass them off to a PM), or probably still continue to pick up 1 or 2 properties here and there because I look at my properties almost the same way I look at trading cards.

It's a lively place with some charm and a good location for me - close to the commuter rail and a good midpoint point between work and family in Maine. 

I know you don't need it, but I love real estate and it would be a good fit.