I am in the Pacific Beach area but any suggestions would be appreciated.  

Removed the colonial landscaping in favor of Pacific Northwest Native garden, converted the basement into a rental, and will remodel the top floor in a few years before either selling or renting the entire property as a triplex.

It runs from 10am - 3pm Pacific Time.

The Pacific Coast is undoubtedly beautiful, but if you're talking about a strictly business move, it might be better for your clients to consider elsewhere.

We've worked very very hard and now we have a 3-bedroom 2-bath single family home on a canal in Fort Lauderdale (Lauderdale Isles) with 65-feet of new dock on the 60-foot wide canal frontage--there are no fixed bridges from here to the Pacific Ocean, a 5-mile trip along the New River.We owe $326K on our 4.25% FHA mortgage, just now added $70K in high-interest debt to pay for the renovations, and when complete we estimate the property will sell for $900-950K; similar homes with pools (we do not have a pool) are selling for over a million.

My team leader Kenny Simpson at The Simpson Team and his wife Krystle with Pacific Shore Capital have presented there as well pertaining to purchasing investment properties and how they finance their properties.

We just experienced our "pacific height" and completed the eviction process.

As I recall, this is what Michael Keaton's character did at the beginning of Pacific Heights.

I bought property on the beach, on the Pacific Ocean.

Planning to work on my hobbies while everyone else in my household is distracted by the game on this drizzly Pacific Northwest day.