I hear that people are going to Tahoe in summer just as much for other activities such as hiking, fishing, boating, off-roading etc.  

We haven't seen any issue with the occupancy being seasonal so far (although this is only our first year using this strategy) as people come here to hike, fish, and mountain bike through out the summer as well. 

1: "Everyone is competing for off-market deals, so do MLS (on-market deals)".Well, everyone is fishing by putting shrimp on their hooks.

We dont want to get blown away by the wind - we've had enough of that in KS, lots of sunshine as alluded - the gray dreariness is for the birds - we get more of that in Topeka than we anticipated and lots of open spaces to be outdoors offroading, riding ATVs, fishing, pheasant or quail hunting, bike riding etc. 

How much can they take and still keep their fish (you) on the hook?

But focus on establishing relationships with people.4) Lastly, remember to fish 🎣 not hunt 😉.You will do well.

I guess I could do the blow in insulation, but that would make future electrical upgrades more difficult since then cable can't be simply fished through the walls.On the other hand rowhouses have their own efficiency.  

Local is great because you can oversee the project from start to finish, although your acquisition cost is going to be high in San Diego and there are a lot of fish in that sea already.

I have a couple fishing spots near that area.  

However, I hardly consider it because if you have seen electricians work their magic when fishing water you know its impressive what they can do.