One spectacular part of the world no doubt.Thanks so much for your post, Jay.I'm imagining it now... flying along the northwestern coastlines.

.#2- I purchased 286 acres at a price of $475,000 just above Pismo beach, California with gorgeous views of the coastline.

If you are on a coastline then of course you are in a high risk flood zone.

Our lease allows us to sublease for one year minimums which we plan to do for about $2500/mth + utilities including escalation clause.In this cozy little neighborhood of upwardly mobile millennials looking for a fun place to live, work and play and the well healed Baby Boomers seeking a cute place to hang out, take long walks on the beach, bike the many miles of beautiful coastline, golf, fish or surf to your hearts content.  

Moderate temperature with majestic mountains, wonderful coastline and efficient albeit a little pricey ferry system.

Building on the coast line can have some added challenges to setbacks.

Orlando is the obvious choice but I'd actually like to stay closer to the coast lines.

Sure, the smoky mountains are great, but you just can’t beat a state with over 1,000 miles of coastline when it comes to STR.

Four stories with great views of the Ionian Sea in front and coastline, and Mount Etna in the back.  

And it's certainly not down to those who simply retire as both coastlines can boast a large population in that repect.