You working from home or a guy working from Mumbai is the same thing for many of the jobs.   

IN Oregon its over the counter and slam dunker.. in WA little harder you need a forester to write a prescription.. and in CA VERY Hard  you need to jump through all sorts of environmental hoops.. pretty much like developing a subdivision.. you have to  HOOT for owls you may have to do Indian relic investigations and on and on and on. 

And some individuals who are subject to the mandate are nonetheless exempt from the penalty—for example, those with income below a certain threshold and members of Indian tribes.Who is exempt from the mandate?

But California is actually 4 times cheaper than folks that live in Denmark , Seoul , Bangkok , Mumbai or London ….just saying it is all relative in term of whose view :) lol

I had several properties off of Five Palms in Indian Creek Subdivision.

Realtor said he had over 70 calls, even from Mumbai on the property. 

To me, the main “path of progress” opportunities in Cincinnati are from Mt Adams up to Kenwood (along Montgomery Road) —Walnut Hills East Walnut Hills Evanston NorwoodPleasant Ridge SilvertonDeer ParkAlso improving neighborhoods due to city planning advantages/incentives:Madisonville due to its adjacency to Hyde Park/Oakley, Indian Hill & MariemontOTR & West End

Indian Harbour Beach is a yes, with lots of hoops to jump through. 

Sakthi , an Indian based billion dollar company is planning on creating 650 jobs.

I'm in Palm Beach but have an investment property up in Indian River county not too far from you.