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If you don’t mind sharing (I imagine it only increases business) what market is this that has plentiful, cookie cutter houses being declined? As someone in a b
by Townley 6y ago
If you don’t mind sharing (I imagine it only increases business) what market is this that has plentiful, cookie cutter houses being declined?
As someone in a big city, daydreaming about picking the family up to a bigger living arrangement, hearing that there are perfectly-serviceable houses being ignored sounds like a great opportunity
- poulsbohemian 6y agoHello Townley - I sell in Washington state, but plan to be licensed in Oregon before the start of 2021... looking at your profile, it looks like you have been primarily centered in large cities... you might be surprised at the cost of homes and quality of life in small town, rural America. Where I live is a ~35 minute flight to Seattle, has several hospitals, everything within a fifteen minute drive, four mild seasons, and an average house price of $300K. It's also wine country. Main thing our market lacks is people with capital willing to update and reinvest in older homes and/or build out non-cookie cutter new homes. Depending on what you are looking for in life, I suspect there are lots of places in the world that could work for you.