That's definitely something that can be achievable but just make sure you lay it all out to your partner(s) and come to an agreement. 

He's a single man in his 50's and a CPA. 

West CV has a large development project already funded that will revitalize the CV coastal area. - Imperial Beach: IB is cheapest beach area in US for hundreds of miles

Both companies (Elon Musk & Jeff Bezos) have invested a lot in the area and have plans to ramp up their operations including more manned launches to space so they can meet their ambitious goals of making the human race a multi-planetary species.Titusville, a town that was heavily dependent on the government backed space program during the 60's and 70's took a big hit once the space program got shut down.

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@Gurjot Grewal I play a totally different game, in a very different sand-box then most of these, so it may seem a bit apples too pineapples. 

There is required insurance if you are in a designated flood zone, such as coastal, river lowlands, etc; and then there is coverage for sewer backups, burst pipes, roof leaks/damage causing interior water damage, etc.

While it may be correct that houses from the 1900's and 1920's may require extensive reconstruction and structural design due to its substandard or deteriorated condition, the philosophy for some Realtors/investors is 'the older the property, the better'.

I also personally know friends and relatives with older children whose in their 40's and 50's, with social and mental issues, still at home with mom and dad, rent free, and mom and dad tells us that they're worried when they're gone, they don't know what will happen.

And I know many landlords that rent to people in their 70's and 80's on social security and pension, rents may be a bit lower, but under the current situation, a stable income.