If you are accustomed to a dorm room, this style living may not be too bad for you.

I have no intention of going because I have a feeling it is nothing but an infomercial with a timeshare-style sales pitch.I believe real estate is attractive to the "get rich quick" mindset because everyone is familiar with a house.

I'm not sure if any of the data services out there track inventory or demand over time for a particular city.Yes I believe a wedding type event space for estate style weddings would do well, and I've been considering a project along those lines.

Its up to your investment style.

Or “this property is cabin-style which is more attractive than its drywall-based neighbor”.

We did have several offers but we did not entertain contingencies & the rest just failed to qualify.Then an agent who just happened to have a couple that loved the style of the home called.

The living room had a large wall that was updated shiplap style.

We have been buying this style for abotu two years now with no issues. 

Right now my initial concerns would be (aside from financial ones, which I'll outline below):What environmental concerns exist on the site?

Tons of restaurants that have all sorts of eclectic styles of food.. great fresh seafood. ( I am down in Vegas now and seafood sucks here LOL) 1 hour to the ocean 1 hour to the mountains..  3 hours to Seattle .