Using NOAA sea level rise forecast tool, even with a 10 foot increase (over 80 years) the property would be high and dry.

While this will be a notable milestone, the market is likely to achieve this feat because the sharp drop in housing inventory stems back to summer 2020, when the pandemic-era housing market began to heat up as mortgage rates tumbled and buyers made up for a lost spring.

I am both hopeful that rates get cut (it will save some of my LP investments) but also hope they go up, significantly, so there are more opportunities for those of us with dry powder.

Great deals and I would continue with them but the market dried up in 2022 with legalization of recreational marijuana in CA Since returning to investing I have been exclusively in cash.

Feels like this buyer pool dried up recently with the interest rates rising?

Adding an MBA to a stem field degree is significantly better than adding one to say a business administration degree. 

Pictures and listing text won't show you a failing roof, soil pipe, wet basement that is currently dry, etc.

Yes, the SW is dry and we will see who hurricane season brings for the SE.

The sum is medical in nature and the reason I would like it to be relatively liquid is if I have any medical needs stemming from said issue.

Quote from @Laverne Rivera: Has anyone worked with Noval Properties in DRI do