The latter two are more semi-active income with some infrastructure buildout needed, but HipCamp has been pretty cool to the point we're making plans to add a few more campsites and some basic amenities. 

We have started talking about trying to pay off 2 of our homes in Atlanta, and semi-retire here in Indonesia. 

Also agree with mutual funds with a semi decent return.

I'm under LOI to acquire my first LIHTC property (107 units in semi-rural south Chicago suburb) and am moving fast and furious to get up to speed on all things LIHTC.  

I'm starting to look at Reno/Lake Tahoe which is about a 4 hour drive and Las Vegas but my goals are different from yours - I would buy this house to rent out and in the future, move into it as a primary when I decide to retire/semi-retire (Nevada has no state income tax unlike CA).

For example, if you buy in a semi-rural area or suburban area the pool of applicants can be much smaller and with an increase in supply it creates a downward pressure on prices and higher days on market averages.

I would rent out the Nevada property then later on, leave the Bay Area and move into the Nevada home to semi-retire (work on a part-time/contract basis) - there's no state income tax whereas California is taxing all my income, including rental income from my Indianapolis properties.

My mom was with me and asked why they did not use semi-gloss paint in the bathroom, kitchen and on the trim.

I don't think it will fly with a monthly fee for a semi-annual.

For a normal interior we would use the following- sprayer for ceilings (flat white) and for doors (switch to semi-gloss) - 3'' angled brush for cut in and trim- 19'' roller frame with 1/2'' nap cover for walls (this is where the real magic happens).