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David Melton
  • Pacifica, CA
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Bay area investing.. Is it possible?

David Melton
  • Pacifica, CA
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Hello!!

            This is for all you West Coast experts, everyone knows how the market is in California and the bay area to be exact. Is the right move to get started even though the market is so high or wait for a down spell and better chances for profit? I am currently living in the bay area and saving up for a first investment.

         I have a construction background so I don't mind getting my hands dirty to fix something up. I also don't mind a little drive if getting a better deal means that. I am interested in a duplex, triplex, or quadplex that could get me started in building my portfolio and start growing. I am on track to have a good chunk of money by the end of next year and am hoping to get started soon after. 

Im grateful for any response I know its not everyones first choice to to talk to a newbie like me. But I have to start somewhere! Thank you for your time and efforts.