I relocated because I met my husband here.

So, if ever it really becomes too bad problem, hordes of visitors from Florida to the Caribbean to South America would most likely relocate to the Pacific coast of Mexico, resulting in a huge boom there.

I am imagining you will require gas, electrical and water to be relocated if you're moving the laundry.

My understanding is that a relocation fee might need to be paid to tenants, if you need to get them out.

Hey Raja,Assuming your property is in Portland the tenants would be eligible to receive Mandatory Rental Relocation Assistance (https://www.portland.gov/phb/rental-services/renter-relocati...) if 1) you choose to not extend their lease, or 2) you decide to sell the property and have an accepted offer for purchase.

For me, I may need to relocate to fully retire or may want to travel after retirement but always want a place to come back to.

Our expenses today are about ~10K/month (with a large buffer) and when we relocate to Europe/Asia our expenses will come down to ~5K/month.

Relocation companies, insurance companies, and damage restoration companies are good options also.

Beyond controlling moisture, relocating utilities, opening up egress and ensuring you have proper heights are going to be your other big costs.

We relocated from Miami, FL to McKinney, TX in 2018.