I would select a market with a large dense population, a relatively high median income, job and population growth, venues for sports or entertainment and an area near hospitals.

Consult with your insurance company before providing kayaks and other water activity devices. 

I'm not aware of an device you could place on your property that would prevent them from barking.

Thanks Scott, I know you're trying to be helpful, but in your ignorance of the device you're verging on hysteria.

The mobile device also responds similarly when rotated from Portrait to Landscape mode.  

I've been having crash issues with the site on Chrome for the last hour, to the point I'm now using BP on my mobile device (which has it's own issues, ina ility to edit posts for one).

Success doesn't happen overnight; like real estate, sports, and life, it's a long slow process.  

Oregon is poised to enact statewide rent control.https://www.npr.org/2019/02/27/698509957/oregon-set-to-pass-the-first-statewide-rent-control-billAs anyone with access to modern communication devices is most certainly aware, our Austin city council is very bullish on affordable housing.

So now we're putting down our roots in SD (she works in Irvine, for a sports technology company, I work in La Jolla for a small asset management firm) and are looking to put some of our hard-earned capital to work in the real estate market. 

I love sports (I'm a former football player) and meeting new people.