Lots of vegetation in the way.I see some opportunity as all that property is theirs, but it will take some work to make it cool.There are quite a few ocean front places north of Ocean Shores, like Moclips.

There was also a versatile "transition room" that could easily be converted into a 5th bedroom, complemented by a secondary kitchen.

I am a big believer in buying a property that is versatile.

Nice i guess am in a competitive market where versatility is the name of the game.

This is black soil   Your probably in rock  I have done truck farming vegetables on two acres and did peppers on 6 acres for two years.

There’s more versatility with Universal than WL.Just need to run numbers with someone who knows the REI business.It’s good to see how you can use it for down payments in the earlier years… then fully funding projects in the later years.

- Installation Versatility: Can be installed in various ways, including floating or glue-down

Ketchup being classified a serving of vegetable?

It is pretty versatile if you are going to be looking at commercial properties. 

Here's why: Landscape architects are trained and tested  EXTENSIVELY on several issues specific to site development: building placement vertically and horizontally, site analysis including drainage/topographical analysis, vegetative cover analysis, viewsheds, pervious/impervious surfaces, cut and fill calcs, landscape structures such as small retaining walls, uninhabited structures, small roadways, bikeways, walkways, streetscapes, and even small dams.