Land-lording makes even better sense.It's how I counseled my two kids...upon graduation from college, go to a coast and start your life because there are more and better opportunities for just about everything except agriculture. 

Most people living in the front range are here because of jobs and business opportunities, or to be close to a large urban center, international airport etc. while those that move to Colorado for reasons more lifestyle-based and aren’t stuck in the front range due to their career or family or whatever usually prefer to live in the less crowded parts (crested butte, steamboat, Durango, western slope are all highly desirable among many others).

At this point, we won't touch ANYTHING near the coast or near flood zones.

Where is the property I could see that being the case on the gulf coast or FL but seems a little steep for other places. 

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those advertising rules on the west coast have been in place for all 44 years I have held a license.. !!!

Does anyone know of a good property management company around Houston that does mobile home parks?

Most importantly, it is relatively very affordable when compared to other large, great east coast cities such as Boston, NYC, DC, etc.

@Jack Plantin I would love to connect with you, and I specialize in the western suburbs area where Alejandro purchased his duplex.

Anywhere within a few miles of the coast tend to be higher but once you get 5-10 miles inland the rates tend to normalize.