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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing
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To: E_K_S who wrote (71663)12/4/2022 10:56:00 PM
From: Madharry   of 78742
 
I know santa fe somewhat as i stop there over night a few times a year on my way to Denver and coming back. the city is way smaller than Albequrque and is heavily dependent upon tourism. It really impresses me as being a one trick pony. I would rather own stuff in places like Denver or Phoenix, or Texas. On Thanksging day weekend, on Sunday night I stayed at hotel that judging from the parking lot was at most 15% occupied.
Having now lived in a couple cities with decent sized universities, I find that living near one really adds a lot to the community.

I imagine finding electricians and the like is a function of your local community. When I needed to replace some ouside beams a year ago and needed a contractor for one job and a good handyman for the other. It took two months for the contractor and about one month for the handyman before they could fit me into their schedule. I had to call the contractor about 10 times before he returned my calls.
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