Atlis xt - plan on conversations everywhere you park, all the subtlety of fishing with dynamite, so a maybe for me.

This New Smyrna Beach Intracoastal lot is just seconds to the open ocean for deep sea fishing.

I doubt it, as a Richmond City resident and taxpayer I think the city has much, much bigger fish to fry.

I've built a global referral business and do (well, did prior to Covid) a lot of cross-border business with our neighbors in Canada.I'm originally from Anchorage, Alaska; I love to ski, boat, fish and crab in the San Juan Islands, I have a huge passion for travel, my husband is from the Netherlands, we travel to Europe as often as we can. 

So I am just a small fish at the moment, but not a newbie.I have not actively invested in many years now, as I was very busy travelling the world working on cruise ships, and then travelling more during my holidays.I have been living in a bubble for many years at sea, so I figured it would be a great idea to join BiggerPockets in order to make new friends with likeminded people and hopefully fast track to doing a deal, as I don't want to take forever to learn about the current market and areas, find deals and basically reinvent the wheel.Is there anyone willing to share some tips / advice / feedback on what areas to focus on, where to find deals or anything else that you might find beneficial?

@Matt Fish Ahhhh I see what you mean.

It’s a great golfing and fishing destination, with easy proximity to Cali, very low population density / pollution, and massive growth in resorts and tourist volumes past few years.

VRAssist clients’ properties are not just one of thousands…a small fish in a big pond.

Thanks for your feedback, Trust + LLC is an interesting concept often promoted, but seems like overkill for a small fish like me.

Homer and Kenai may be ok but I prefer to not hold property that is in fishing based communities.