Many out here on BP are trying to get people from your neck of the woods to invest in this area.  

With this coverage, you are insuring against death, permanent injury, or scarring of a person (doesn't matter who) that occurs on your property.

While you may find a single planner that can sufficiently model your retirement cash flow needs, you are likely to find that a whole lineup of planners / advisers can best serve you in sourcing the broader spectrum of alternative asset classes.Due diligence and sourcing is simply a bottle neck for anyone.

Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

In my neck of the woods (Marin and neighboring Napa/Sonoma) there is nothing.

Also, smaller metros mean fewer investors breathing down your neck, giving you a leg up in negotiations.Cash Flow: You should be buying these to cashflow as a long term rental.

I am working on a deal now up in your neck of the woods.  

Besides he is the one who has his neck on the line dealing with the tenants.

She was a retired Doctor in her 70s with severe neck problems that prevented her from lifting her head enough to look someone in the face, yet she received only $225 in support.

Tough to find good ones in my neck of the woods.