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Best cash flow investment in the Bay Area

Paris Snow
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Hi everyone, 

Im currently looking to buy residential income investment about 1,3M but where will be better cash flow in the Bay Area? Or where should i look close to Bay area beside Bay Area . 
Thank you 

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David Song
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David Song
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It appears that people living out of CA knows more about Bay Area than the locals living here. I have invested in the Bay Area, peninsular, east bay, and Central Valley for over a decade. All properties cash flow well. What kind of blind statement it is to say that Bay Area does not cash flow.

Just purchase 4 properties this year alone, one in Central Valley, one in east bay, one on peninsula, and one in Santa Cruz. All properties cash flow positive. What a surprise.

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