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New Real Estate Investor in the Bay Area

Jeffrey Zhou
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Hi all!

I'm a new real estate investor in the Bay Area. I currently work a day-job in tech, a few years out from graduating college at University of Chicago.
After I found the BiggerPockets podcast, I was hooked and wanted to learn more! Now here I am, ready to get started for real.

I'd love to grab coffee with anyone looking to connect in the Bay Area. Full disclosure that I am a total newbie (with a few books under my belt), but very eager to put in the work, learn a ton, get my hands dirty, and give back whatever value I can offer.

In particular, I was hoping to get some help and insights into SF landlord / tenant laws, and things to look out for when buying a property with tenants already living inside. What are some big caveats and important things to note when considering a house-hack / investment opportunity that comes with these strings attached?

Any stories, insights, or suggestions are much appreciated. Thanks!

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