This leads to a slow or stagnant increase in property prices and rents in established areas as people move further out and rent or buy newer homes.Natural disaster risk - Natural disasters such as tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes destroy communities.

I guess that's the same as California and earthquakes.

No hurricanes, no tornadoes, no earthquakes, no snowstorms, no floods.

(after all these years).If you buy it consider:The kitchen ceiling has some issues, but I think I see what looks like pink Panther insulation, so that a plus.The wall paper removal (get a quote on that--or be prepared to spend some time on it getting a good wall finish back.Wood Roof means probably a bigger insurance bill than other types--match the neighborhood is probably best.The leaning tower of tree-sah out front, seems like a possible delete item to me (curb appeal).It's not on a foundation, (crawl space) earthquake strapped (???)

The big categories:-Insurance (windstorm + earthquake) is usually 1.5 - 2% of insured value. 

They would also likely be the go-to carriers for your state (CA) when it comes to areas that are more prone to forest fires or earthquakes.  

Everything is going fine, and we had an earthquake(my first)!

Don't really see that often but an example would be an earthquake /flood which is not included in a "normal" insurance coverage scenario.If a tree falls from the neighbors property it is your insurance that pays not theirs.As far as roots and service lines to property a lot of companies now have a separate service line coverage specifically for instances like this.You also would want to check our insurance policy as far as actual tree coverage. 

Going to speak to lenders to see what I can get pre-quali/pre-approval forIn terms of specific locations in the area I'll be looking at:- Little Havana, Allapattah, Little Haiti, Brownsville, West little river, Doral, Fontainebleu, Tamiami@Jamaal Gill- My mom actually prefers moving to Florida vs staying in New York (she wants the warmer weather haha) you brought up an interesting option which hadn't crossed my mind to rent out the LI house.

Mexico just had an 8.2 earthquake, epicenter 44 miles offshore no less.