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Updated over 3 years ago,
MF in SanDiego, California
I've just started to learn about syndication/crowd funding and have been intrigued by the SoCal market. Noticing that California is a renters market I've come to a conclusion that investing in SoCal might not be as a bad of an idea as people say. Yes, cap rates are extremely lower compared to other states such as AZ, MD, NC, etc, but value-add/building equity is much more significant. As a CRE capital, the primary objective is to put investors money in to somewhat safe investment vehicles, which in our case is safe but very little cash flow if any due to the low cap rates . But the biggest reward would be selling the property (equity multiple) and collecting the equity/net profit.
This is my take on why SoCal can be a good area to invest in. If I stated anything wrong or input misleading information please let me know :)