I posted here about how my wife and I have been agonizing over buying a condo for ourselves in Southwest Fla for years: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/32...We are close to talking ourselves out of it, mainly because we won't be able to use it that much over the next 3-4 years because our daughter is still in high school, and then we have plans to travel more and more of the world (vs hanging out in our condo) as we feel safer leaving darling daughter to her own devices. 

I wonder if that is ever included in mortgage contracts in states that it's medically acceptable since it's technically a federally backed loan and illegal on a federal level..

Hi, Seth if you are still in need of a good home inspector I am one from Waynesboro, PA but do travel where my services are needed.

If you look at the map, the east side of Gaffey is the rougher part of town and consistently get nicer as you travel west towards Palos Verdes.

And be wary of methadone clinics as there often is quite a bit of dealing and trading of medication going on.

If you can't travel to the market you want, and do not have time to do the rehabs, a turnkey can help lift some of that burden.

STEM fields, medical, dental, law, refinery work (process operating, instrumentation, NDE and etc), trade skills (plumbing, electrical, etc..)

I grew up in Monroe MI but traveled through Jerome occasionally.

Did you consider what your parents might do if they needed to tap their home equity (medical expenses, freedom to travel the world, etc)?

We both want to travel, live in the Caribbean during the winters and on the lake in the Midwest.