Studies show that group training has only about a 5% success rate in buying properties, but people say they like the group atmosphere except they don't get their individual questions answered.Most "hands on”, “one on one” have the opposite, about a 90% success rate of buying properties.

Anyway, the house is up in the mountains and has a grandfathered in cesspit for sewage.

Near several Sandia Crest trails, 45 minutes from the top of the Sandia Mountains.

Scenario:  We acquired an SFR in the Southern California mountains in 2021. 

I've trying to wrap my brain around the Census Bureau's mountain of data but there's so much it's overwhelming.

There is a MOUNTAIN of FREE and cheap resources out there to gain all this knowledge, the trick is knowing where to find it and to identify which is legit and which is BS.

I used a out of network realtor and had a good experience and success.We have had great success at ocean lakes and love the atmosphere it has, water parks, ocean etc sounds like you have already started researching it's qualities.

And I note you completely skip the mountain sized hole I blew straight thru your premise.

I am currently in one beach market and multiple mountain markets.

My current hurdle is colorado "mountain" land which seems to be something entirely in its own category.