Areas of the US that are import related, such as ports, resellers of stuff from China, warehouses, are going to take an economic hit.

Came across citations for not pulling permits on electrical,plumbing,roofing and car port.

Specifically, Ozaukee County (Cedarburg, Grafton, Port Washington, etc.) has a good selection of single family homes.

I don't have time to read through it allBut deducting an activity ON a cruise is hard- ship has to be US registered and only visit US ports. 

There is a villa for sale in Blue Lagoon, Port Antonio, Jamaica.

Also i doubt there would not be too much difference between the States and Aus.Actually Keiran there is a world of difference between AU real estate and US real estate, be very careful investing in the US using AU strategies, it simply won't work (trust me, i tried it for 2 years...)And you would not be able to use an Australian first home buyers grant to buy a US property. 

Kavita Kandiwar, Century 21 Port Charlotte

State capitals, major universities, major health care complexes, logistical hubs like inland ports (though these are subject to economic ups and downs, they are so expensive and time-consuming to build that they are not abandoned and they are hard to compete with in the short-term.)Hope this helps.

You're right next to the highway (my wife and I passed on a Delavan Ave. house for this very reason) and you're a bit farther from the Port Chester station than most commuters want to walk.

In gentrifying areas - Wash Park  or the Highlands in Denver, West Port in KC, the old North East  in St Pete, (name any other of 1000 old neighborhoods that are suddenly hipster friendly)  this can be a gold mine.So, if you've got an extra lot you need to think about.