There are a few commercial stretches that I could see being developed into some charming retail/restaurant type places. 

Simple, Free, and works like a charm.

So much charm!

@Joshua Nudell  we actually had one of our new builds in the REality show southern Charm. now it was not a fix and flip... one of the stars of the show actually bought it to live in.. so it was a retail deal.. and they did not ask for anything above and beyond just because we were going to be featured on the show...I don't see at the end of the show.. a list of subs or anything.. kind of like you saw on game shows in the day were at the end credits the suppliers were listed.

Now it also encompasses lots of onerous issues regarding underwriting and servicing, at least in my state CA.

Another factor with some of the higher end home is the historic charm of the home.

most people don't understand the serious nature of lyme. it's frustrating to be treated like you have the flu when you are dealing with something so life encompassing. i've changed my diet and take supplements for maintenance, but i've recently discovered hyperbaric chamber treatment as an aggressive treatment paired with a laser treatment to drain my lymphatic system(to help with the herxes). it made the most note able difference of any other treatment i've tried. unfortunately, it's pretty expensive and not covered by insurance. i'd love to connect with you and have you in my network. even though we are both newbies, we may be able to help each other with creativity. :)

These homes can appear quite lovely because of their old-world charm, but when you start rooting around in the bones, you discover $5000 plumbing issues beneath those gorgeous wood floors, etc.4.

I've never been to Newberg, but I've been to McMinnville and found it very charming.

I know that you and James are very much against "wholesaling" per se but "wholesaling" as defined in the REI community, including BP, encompasses assigning of contracts as well as marketing properties you have under contract with neither the means and/or the intent on closing.