Being part of this community and meeting the startups that keep popping up around it, I'm looking at some really exciting opportunities for real estate development supporting digital nomads.  

Couple years doing this now, I've got rentals that pay my bills, flip a few houses a year cause i dig it (and big checks!) 

I know that one statistic or article never encompasses the whole picture but thought this was interesting nonetheless - http://www.5280.com/dwell/real-estate/digital/2016...I have personally seen clients leave the area in the last year but those had more to do with moving back closer to family to get help with the kids than it did with the fact that they could buy a huge house back in the Midwest for what we sold their home for here.

I just gave a talk to the group of digital nomads I'm traveling with this fall on this topic.  

I finally made the digital plunge into the BP ecosystem.Many thanks to all the contributors to the site, the books, podcasts, webinars, and motivational emails.I am now approaching real estate as if my hair is on fire.

Every time I model out a multifamily in various neighborhoods its either negative cash flow or a low single digit cap rate.

The world moves in digital dollars, credit, and access.

Most of My properties (all in the market I’m expanding into more) have had double digit forced appreciation double digit market appreciation.

This flattening out of the cap rates would occur if the market place for the higher double-digit cap rate properties and the market place for the lower 3-6 cap rate properties in Los Angeles consisted of the same set of buyers.

If they print it then scan it then email you the scan (vs the actual digital original document), pass.