Mostly have looked into Logan, Orem, Provo, and Salt Lake.

Prior to the development, BD was a small town of less than 5,000 people set among a beautiful backdrop of forests, Mt.

Purchase price: $335,000 Cash invested: $68,000 Sale price: $635,000 2 bed/2 bath condo with in-unit laundry, secure parking spot, storage unit and rooftop deck with straight on view of lake union and downtown.

Purchase price: $335,000 Cash invested: $68,000 Sale price: $635,000 2 bed/2 bath condo with in-unit laundry, secure parking spot, storage unit and rooftop deck with straight on view of lake union and downtown.

Thank you I'm also looking at areas like Roman Forest, New Caney, Jersey Village, Friendswood, Tomball, Montgomery, Porter, Shenandoah, Willis, Magnolia, Pinehurst among others. 

@Rachel Stallings The same thing happened to me when I purchased our 2nd property in Lake Tahoe. 

I'm curious if this is just a "coastal California phenomenon," something that is more enforced around water sources (ocean, lakes, rivers).

We are also thinking about lake chuck, LA and Birmingham, AL as places with high job growth that could bode well for real estate investors.We are looking to buy a personal home that we will fix up, house hack and sell in two years.

Lake County Ohio starts the bid at 2/3 the listed appraised value.

I am thinking of adding a solar powered web cam outside to watch the house and to provide a way for people to go to our website (when it is done) to look at the lake.