The luxury segment of real estate, that's it's own universe completely, it trades like wine, art and dinosaur eggs.

I am counting on good genes and good luck because I like to eat and I like good wine (and even not so good wine)!

Hike, camping (especially this year), ride bike, exercise, sit by the fire in the evenings with a glass (bottle) of wine, cook, go to live concerts, and talk with my significant other about the travel we will do when travel restrictions are lifted.

Kelowna...for the good wine. 

The worst thing they can say is NO...And if I had a dollar for every time I've been told NO, I would be retired in Italy sipping wine. 

Go somewhere you actually like.for weather nothing beat California.. hands down..  20k will get you in a nice place in Lake co California  northern end of the famous wine country.. 2.5 hours to SF and Sacramento  1.5 hours to ocean..

If you ask someone who bought a house in most parts of Solano County (wedged between San Francisco/Oakland and wine country) back in 2006 how they're enjoying the appreciation, they'll probably give you a snide answer, since their home is just now barely back to what it was worth 15 years ago.

Now I'm syndicating and developing wine grape vineyards.

And of course I am sure Grant is getting a slice just like any other pitchman/women gets a slice for advertising Nike's or whatever or second labelling wine.. 

I dig it.. is it all wine and Roses hell no.