Coos Bay in particular was primarily a timber town and has had some difficult economic periods since it's hey day, but the downtown has grown up, there's yoga, a farmer's market and even a new Starbucks (which by the way you buy the brand new building they lease from!)

I am starting out in my REI mission and am currently scrolling through the MLS looking for deals and practising how to analyse the numbers of some of the properties that I find.

offer the lawn area to be utilized for someone that does goat yoga.....seems to be a new craze....together with having several other str units like yurts or rvs...the goats would mowe the grass and would be another attraction for people staying there.I love win.win

Advertise the house as a Bikram Yoga studio and start raking in the big bucks.If anyone has a quality A/C guy that you trust - please pass along their information : )

Neither of us works in real estate - I'm a yoga teacher and he's a research chemist.

It is a common practise in NY to auction properties on the steps and list it on MLS (Owner as  "Contract Vendee") and flip it for a fee. 

In my experience of life, the "doers", the havers and achievers are smiling a lot, and not because they did there morning yoga and had a good morning positive affirmation, but because we are nail chewing pri*ks who quite frankly don't give a damned what people say we are, or can't or wont.

I quit an unhealthy corporate job last year, and while I’ve been thoroughly enjoying my respite (I’m currently in Colombia teaching yoga at a hotel in the jungle!)

There are brewery's opening, yoga spots, vegan restaurants, hip things - cool kid spots - solid signs.

Hell, she could simply blackmail her way out by simply threatening to report him to the Texas Real Estate Commission for practising unlicensed.