Mostly I just don't want to have to worry about some horror flick scene popping up in my bathroom a day after closing.  

@Anthony Gayden my first custom data base was when I was in the timber business in the northwest.My bizz partner would drive for dollars / Timber stands.. he would literally get up at sun up and drive to sun down 5 days a week... he would spy a timber stand and drive up drive ways trying to figure out who owned it.when I came on the scene I was  ( Steve this is wholly in efficient) take me to a court house and let me see how they do mapping in Oregon.. to my great JOY.. turned out at the front counter you had the big section maps AND you had the same maps with aerial photog.. most states don't have aerial  photo's at the counter and its a big deal to get them to show them to you.Well i perused through them saw that I could easily over lay the plat maps and determine once I learned how to judge tree species with age and size.. wha la there is was for the taking.. this was 1992 lap tops had just come out.. so I bough one of those. ( could not run it ) so I hired a young guy who knew how to run it.  

Or just sign the release and do it behind the scenes?

Plus we've already got the killer downtown / midtown scene that will attract the younger hipper crowds too (AKA Millennials, AKA the next generation of home buyers.)Stockton is a riskier bet, but offers greater ROI to start and greater potential upside.

People see a mob scene, and wonder how good their chances are.2.

Retirement in the true scenes of the word refers to not working.

Last year I moved back here from Australia to get in with the Tacoma scene.

Although I do want to create an environment for newer investors to come into the scene and not be given a sales pitch.

The other option that just came into the scene is the Opportunity Zones under the new tax plan.

If you like the urban culture then maybe downtownIf you like young party scenes then maybe PB and MBIf you like upper class then Rancho Santa Fey, La Jolla, CoronadoIf you like liberal (think Berkeley) then OB, Hillcrest, north park   If you like rural city in county feel with great community think Poway or BonitaIf you like casual upper class but not super upper class beach then Encinitas, Carlsbad, del MarI live in Poway and love it but I may retire to Encinitas by Moonlight Bay.In summary you are the only one that can determine best area for you.