The gurus will tell their ra-ra fables about starting off with sunshine and sprinkles to anyone who listens, but the majority of people who have made a buck in real estate have taken some very stiff punches in the liver.

Additionally composite costs a bit more to install and has the potential to get hot due to receiving a lot of sunshine.

Sunshine

Can't stomach snow and 3%+ property taxes, I'll take my sunshine and .5% all day:)

And even the low-level hotels like Super 8 were over $200 a night.I guess they're making hay while the sun shines.

Let the sun shine in and all is well.

I also have a sun oven which will cook or bake or boil most of the food that I have in storage using strictly the sunshine in the air and air regardless to the temperature on the ground.

I would focus on population growth there’s many articles on small hidden gems in the Midwest that provide a stable labor market with a lower price point then some of the overheated sunshine states.

Are you looking for a resort location with year-round sunshine?

Given that Maryland seems to be the CA of the east (without the sunshine) I though we might have a law too but I didn't see anything.