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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
New member from Bay Area, excited about Multifamilies
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If I owned anything in the Bay Area, I would sell it while the market is ridiculous out there and invest it anywhere outside of CA. SLC seems to be isolated from the fluctuations of the rest of the country. You could consider some turn-key stuff in TX, ATL, or in FL.