Asia-Pacific (MXAPJ, 10% annualized price return), Europe (STOXX 600, 9%), Japan (TOPIX, 9%), and broad Emerging Markets (MSCI EM, 8%) all trailed the S&P 500.

IF your insurance company gets a whiff of either you will be looking for a new company.Another major thing to inspect is if you have a Federal Pacific breaker box. 

Hi All,Long time listener and lurker, finally about to pull the trigger and make an offer on my first property (a duplex in a semi-rural town in the pacific northwest).Numbers:Mortgage: $570 (with 20% down, $28,000)Insurance: $75Taxes: $110Maintenance budget:  $200Property management: $165Utilities (owner is paying currently): $185 -- note: I plan to change this at lease renewalTotal expenses: $1,305Rental income (minus 5% vacancy estimate): $1,560Cash flow: $1,560 - $1,305 = $255Info:Duplex (2x 2bed+1bath)It had quite a few renovations done.

I have 40,000usd in cash And 40,000 in investments, stocks, metals, cryptocurriencies (which I don't want to sell until prices rise, but 15k in metals could be sold anytime and am labelling them rainy day fund for my house) I have a single family home in the Pacific northwest which is valued around 250,000 Which I owe 150,000 on, FHA at 5% interest 30yr fixed (20 years remaining) I have it rented out and receive 2600/month from it (because it includes a workshop) The mortgage payment is 1400 leaving me with 1200 in profits and I live off of an average of 1400/month (spending 200 of my savings/month) I have a friend with money who could be interested in investing with me.

lastly you can find cash flow in CA  just have to go to tertiary cities.. and or generally 50 miles plus from the Pacific ocean.

If the circuit breakers are federal Pacific it needs to be replaced. 

Assuming there is Trade lock grid, I expect companies that sell exclusively all imported shoes, clothing from Pacific Rim to be in trouble.

Hi all, My name is Victor San Gil from the tiny island of Guam, a small U.S. territory island near Japan and the Philippines in the Pacific Ocean.

Some things to look for:  Outdated electrical panels Federal Pacific brand "Stab-Lok" or Sylvania (re-branded Zinsco) brand panelsHVAC and other mechanicals past their useable life (15yrs)Water Damage under sinks, around tubs, toilets and door flashings.

Investment Info:Large multi-family (5+ units) commercial investment investment in Pacific House.