I enjoy many outdoor activities (running, biking, surfing, and skiing) as well as traveling.  

You pay to live here and you really have to want to live here to make it worth it.If you love Galveston and the water, fishing, being outdoors, then yes, move here, find a duplex that will pay your mortgage and enjoy.  

Perhaps @Bill S. could shed a little more light on the local tenancy law.We have wording in our leases that tenants are required to maintain the premises at a temperature of at lease 12C (~55F) even when they are not present.  

Full-timers want more storage, will start to accumulate plants, outdoor furniture and anything else you will let them keep around their RVs.  

Your end buyer will tell you their buying criteria.Your end buyer can give you contracts they use and who they use to close.After knowing that, create a way for the seller to contact you before you start mailing out (door hangers, flyers, post it notes that say something like " i want to buy your house"), then use a script to which you can filter out results between motivated and maybe motivated.  

Also we had a laundry room door that was overall in good condition but had some normal wear and tear at the bottom, well they must of decided they didn't like the door so they stored it in the outdoor building all year and its covered in dirt and mildew.

During this period, the minimum temperature is 20C.

I am married with two boys, love the outdoors, coaching and teaching others is a passion, and orchestrating deals just makes you feel good.

Vancouver will always have the most mild temperature in Canada.

It lives on surfaces outdoors, and gets picked up in the air and blown around.